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:l Community Newspaper Company www.allstonbrightontab.com FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 004 Vol. 8. No. 34 46 Pages 3 Sections ¢

The birds Comm. Ave work fin.ally I on track I By Josh B. Wardrop " The issue has not t\ been 25 ye~m. in the mak­ ing. but it tinall) '>Cc1m a'> been decided yet as to I I though a long "trerch ot whether you move the Commonwealth Avenue in Brighton will be getting a much train tracks to the I needed facelift. That wa" the me-.. ... age ddl\ - middle of the street, ered at a M;u-ch 2) commumt) which is of course very I meetlll!.! at till' Bri!.!hton \l.irine Health ~Center 0) reprc ... cntati\ L'\ expensive." of the ma\ or\ office, ,111d lul..'al I poli11ci,111,: "ud1 ,,.., Cl!\ Coun Rep. Kevin Honan ci lor JelT~ '.\ 1d k1111uu ,111d ... t,ltc Rep. Ke\ in Honan. bcau11I1cation and street and side­ I P n BT For Honan in particulw·. the walk 1epair for the \tretch of The gulls flying around the parking lot of the Public Theater along Storrow Drive I Brighton are getting ready to batile for a big ne\\ i\fa-. .... Higlrn ,1:- -tundcd <;,6.5 Con1111u11wealth Avenue bct\veen \ mealtime treat on Sunday. Soon, the area wlll be filled with a lot more birds headl g back to the area for the spring nd summer. million 1mprm cmcnt paLl-..tt'.C \\arrL'll Street and the which i.., \Cl to include land-..cape COMM. AVE ., page 24 I It's pothole I I season c >mes _.. Winter takes its toll on A-B s treets t town By Alex Grutkowski \lbton. you 1-.no\v thJt 11 h."Cb STAr \\flt LR lil-.e) ou an: t.hiving on a din r\lad From Packard\ Comer to littered \\. ith rocb anpri ng. Potholes when you dri ve down the <,treet. can cause expensive damage to During a recent bump) ride Apparent y. it take · more cars as well a<, accidents. Fortu­ down FwTington. I thought ro th...n a bu houlder to top nately. there are people behind myself. ..Wh) do pothole., Democratic pre~idential can­ the '>cenes in the Department of formT I co1hulted the DPV. and didate Sen. John Kerry from Public Worb \Hirl-.ing to addres" got an an ... \\er that rd like to getting a fe •jab at Pre ident the prohlem!'> 111 the "treeh \hare \\.Ith )OU. George W. u h regarding the throughout Allston and Brighton. The pri mary rem.on pothole!-. U0' ON HERALD HOTO BY NANCY LN­ KERRY, page 26 Presldentlal ndldate John Kerry talks with carpenters at the Boston Carpenters Training Center In Brighton. car dO\.,,n Fa1Tington Street in POTHOLE,-page 26 More M than a By Josh B. Wardrop STAFF WRITER party Thi" '>ummer, when Curt Schilling and Pedro Martine1 are mo\\.111g down hitters and Red Sox tickets become more place sought after than ever. ~ome B1igh1011 rl.'-..idenr.., know that they ·11 \!i ll have prime By Chris Orchard CORRESPONDENT bleacher \eat., waiting for them for C\ ery game. At an Allston Civic A '>OCia­ That\ because three room­ tion meeting on March 24, re i­ mate.., from Mt. Vernon Street dents shared a desire to tram­ - with the help of some in­ form Allston into a fnendlier. dust1ious friends - have de­ 'Grease' is the less raucous, community - to cided to combine a possible move away from its reputation unhealth) addiction to sports wordatBHS as nothing m.ore than a nightlife \\ nh a rad1eal new concept in destination. interior de..,ign, installing a set In doi ng so, the ACA contin­ .,.SEEPAGE 17 of homemade bleachers in ued to oppose new alcohol li­ their li\ing room. Now, for censes in the neighborhood. INSIDE Ja) Poropatich, Aaron Gou­ while offering encouragement veia and Jason Stavri nou, ro bl1'1inesse that cooperate Commentary 12 every day is game day. with community groups. ·when Jay had the idea of At the open meeting, ACA Community Notes 3 building bleacher..,, I told him members fi rmly refused to up­ point-hlanl-. that it was the stu­ port a request by Super 8 , an -r ~ BYKC HE 4( HS pide..,t thing I'd ever heard," Crime 6 Asian supermarket at Packards bleachers, these fans are ready ~r the start of baseball season. In the top row, left to says Gouveia, 24, who works Comer, for a beer and wine li­ rigJ!t, are Cral Wencis, Aaron Gouyela and Jay P?ropatich, whlle getting first-row seats are Nate in ..,ale" ...But as soon as it Entertainment 17 cense in its food court. Peck and Jaso Stavrinou. BLEACHERS, page 25 ACA, page 26 Ubrary Notes 27

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The Joseph M. Smith Commu­ filiated with Beth Israel Dea­ more informa on, call Kim at 617 ·208- bridge St., righton. For more informa­ Joseph M. Smith Community discount. Services and litera nity Health Center, 287 Western coness Medical Center, Chil­ 1581 . tion call 61 -789-4289. Heal th Center wi ll be available to are available through the heal Ave. in Allston, is a nonprofit or­ dren s Hospital and Mount answer questions about food and center in Spanish and Russi f?anization that offers compre­ Auburn Hosgita/. For more in­ nutrition from I 0 a.m. to noon on and throughout the community i April 6 April 20 hensive medical, dental, coun­ formation about the events Wednesday, Ap1il 14, at the Oak English and Portuguese. or health center services, fe ling and vision services to all 10am.-noon 1-3 p.m. ~ Square YMCA, 615 Washington For more information abo t call Sonia Mee at 617-783- individuals and families re­ Brooks Pha , 181 Brighton Ave., All- Commonw alth Tenants Association, 91 · St., B1ighton. Regisa·ation is not this program, call : 0500, ext. 3. Or visit f?ardless of circumstance. Ser­ 27 ston. For mor infonnation, call Oleg at 95 Washin on St., Brighton. Call Karinna required and the service is free. • For Spanish, Alicia Castr : vices include: pediatrics, adoles­ www.jmschc.orf(. 617·208-158 for more in nnation at 617-787-2727, 617-783-0500, ext. 297 cent health, geriatrics, adult ext. 10. Quit smoking •For Russian, Oleg Gal is: 617 medicine, podiatry, prenatal Free health screenings 783-0500, ext. 289 care, family planning, nutrition, April 12 The Joseph M. Smith Commu­ • For other programs within th dental, counseling and family Free glucose, chole cerol and April 23 nity Health Center, in partnership Allston-Brighton community support. The center accepts most blood pressure screening are 2-4 p.m with the Allst9n/Brighton 617-783-3564. held monthly throughout the Veronica Sm· Senior Center. 20 Chest­ commert'ial insurances and Commonwealth Tenants Association. 91- Health) 80-.1011 Coalition. is of­ HMOs, and offers assistance to community. Below i!. a schedule nut Hill Ave. 'iighton. Call Millie for fering a free ., moking-cessation Free English classes for April: more infOrmalr at 617-635-6120. 95 Washington St. Bnghton. Call Karinna uninsured individuals and fami­ for more infbrmation at 617-787-2727, program. Outreach workers at the Frel' English classes are of lies in applying for MassHealth, ext. 10 health center provide free infor­ April 6 I fered every Thursday, 7 to 9 p.m. Neighborhood Health Plan and April 13 mation and "UPfXll1 for anyone at the Joseph M. Smith Commu other service discounts and 9 a.m.-noon (Boston Heart Party) inte re~ted in quitting smoking. nity Health Center. For more in 10am.-noon programs. The Joseph M. Smith Joseph M. Smith Community Hea.th Nicotine Replacement Therapy fonnation, call Kim at 617-783 Community Health Center is af- Center. 287 Western Ave , AllstOll. fQr Chinese Golde Age Center. 677 Cam· (patch/gum) can be offered at a 0500, l'XI. 246.

tfere :1· a iist r~f"what'.s happening at Oak Square Family YMCA. 615 Health reenings or call George May, assistant aquatics director, at 6 17-787-8662. Washington St., Brighton. Screenin are held the .,ecnnd Wednesda) (lf e' el} month from 10 a.rn-noon <4KI are b) a Jo.,eph Smith Commlfll) HeaJth Center out· Community CPR: Infant, child, adult Spring Session now underway reach taff. Regi tration i not required. Held ir the lobb) on the main The purpo"< l I tht\ 1.VUJ"'>c! ll to tram ind.I' tduab m the loll nece:.­ Come into the Oak Square YMCA to find out more ab. ut and floor sal) to recognue and prO\ide basic care for hfe threattning re\ptrate>­ register for swimming lessons, gymnastics classes, dance cla e , utriaonbt- WedneMlay, April ~4 ry or cardiac emergencies in adults, children, and infants. Call Georg youth and adult leagues, masters swim team, youth sports cla e , May, assistant aquatics director, at 6 17-787-8662 for an appointment. art c l as~es and much more! You do not need to be a member to Rehabilitation Works; ops take part in classes and workshops, and financial a ... si tan e i are held the fiN Monda) of ev ry month at 6 p.m. and Standard First Aid available. Residents of all surrounding communi ties are wel­ are deliver by a Spaulding Rehabilitation ospital physical thera­ The purpose of this cour-.e is to train indl\ iduals in the skills neces­ come. Call 6 17-972-3535 for more information aboUl program pi t. Work..c,h >p will be tailored to indi"vidual if:eresL'>. Drop-in fonnat sary to recogni1e and pm"v ide standard liN aid care for injuries and or membership. with mem rs of the community welcome. egistration is not re­ sudden illnesses until ad vanced medical personnel arrive and take quired. Held in the Technology Center on the 1 wer level. over. This cour..,e does not inc lude information on breathing or cardiac Sprit/Mind/Body Workshops • Safe S tching- Monda). April 5, 6-7:3 p.m. emergencies. Come in 10 find out more information including dates • Spring leaning: Home & Garden - onday, May 3, 6-7:30 and times or ca ll George May. assistant aquatics director, at 617-787- Workshops are held the second Monday of every month at 6 p.m. 8662. p.m. and are deli vered by psychoanalysts from the Bo ton Gradu­ •Running Shoe!. Matter- Monday, June 7 6-7:30 p.m. ate School of Psychoanalysis. Workshops will be tailored to indi­ A k-a-Ph) ical Therapi~t - Every Mon ay night (except for vidual interests. Drop-in format with members of the community Girls on the Run - for girls age 8-12 workshop M lndays) at 6 p.m .. a physical ther pisr is avaiI ab le to an­ welcome. Registration is not required. Held in the Technology An experiential learning program wh ich include running workouts swer questio s. Ongoing in the lobby of the 0 · Square YMCA. Center on the lower level. and games that teach specific life ski lls such ru. how to make healthy Topics include: decisions, resolve conflict and get along in a !,'TOUp. A challenging, fun • Talking to Children and Adolesl!:ents about Dru g~ and Alcohol and encouragi ng program that improves participants' self-esteem and - Monday, April 12, 6-7:30 p.m. of thi'> course i~ to train prate sional rescuers (tho..,e promotes their physical. emotional, mental and social development. • Making Sense of Anxiety- Monday, May 10, 6-7:30 p.m. with a duty t act and pro"v ide care) in the kil h nece~saJ) to respond Program participants\\. ill practice for a 3.1-mile run/walk on Sunday, • Feeling Free in a Dangerous Wo{ld - Monday, June 14, 6-7:30 appropriate! to breathing and cardiac emerge cies, including the use June 13, held at the Oak Square YMCA. Program is delivered at Rogers Park. Contact Tali Rausch at 6 17-787-8665 with any ques­ p.m. of an automa ed external defibrillator for "victin s of sudden cardiac ar­ to find out more information inc uding date~ and time-. tions. Time: Mondays and Wednesdays, 4-5: 15 p.m. 9-week session: Monday, April 12-Wednesday, Thursday, June 17.

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Boston Heart Party lage Main St.reel'>, Brighton Main deni.. and '>taf'f. a silent auction. fo llowed The sixth annual Boston Hea11 Pa11y Streets, All'tton Brighton CDC. b) dinner. a li\e auction and dapci ng. ~ ill take place Tuesday, April 6, from 9 Ticke.ts are S 150 per person peak Substance abuse amo~g manageable ri sk factors such as high the mayor and -with him about youth services. 'pons and recreauon pro­ youth to be discussed bjood pressure and high cholesterol. grams, and therr conslituent concerns. ; Sponsored by Pfi Ler Inc. and Boston Ho~ ...erio us is alcohol and g abuse ~ A local coffet! hour 'Wi ll take place area health-care providers and employ­ among )OUth in Allston and Bri hton? A Thursday. April 22. 9:30 to I 0:30 a.m .. at ers, The Boston Hea11 Party offers FREE discu.,sion v.i ll take place Mon ay, April d vD risk factor screenings and hopes to Hobm1 Park. Hoban and Ranelegh 5. 5:30 to 7:30 p.m .. at Carita'> t. Eli za­ roads. Brighton. Date and time are sub­ moti vate more women in Allston than beth\ Medical Center. Seton uditori­ jecl to change. ever before to know their numbers for um. The program will feature· panel of The coftcL hours are open co all. and b!ood pressure, cholesterol and glucose. specialists incl uding a judge d proba­ the tirst 50 ,µuests "ill receive a tlov.er­ tion officer. -who will discuss bstance ing pl ant from ~ 1enino. For more infor­ abu.,e. A light dinner will be pr ided. IV'usicians perform mation. call the Park.' Department at Simultaneou ... translation wil be pro­ at Paradise benefit 617-635-450'i. ext. 3039. \ ided f(.ir Spanish-speakers. · Local musrcrans Michael Barry. Thi., e\ent is co-sponsored b the All ­ ston- Brighton Health Boston oal ition Starhick, The Harmonics and Michael Tenacity to hold fifth From left to right, Otis "Mr. OK" Key, Harlem Globetrotter forward, with Carpenter will play origi nal sets at The annual Extravaganza and the Allston-Brighton S bstance Jamal Johnson of the Franciscan Hospital for Children Medical Day Care Abu'>e Ta..'>k Force. For more nforma­ Center during a visit last week. Key serves as an Advance Ambassador Paradise Lounge Saturday. ApriI I 0. ··Rall\ to Serve Bo.,ton Youth:· the 8:30 p.m., to benefi t the Edie Nicholson tion. call 617-782-3886. during the Harlem Globetrotters 2004 tour, making numerous appearances ti ft h a1{11ual fund-rar...ing Extrm aganza Outward Bound Scholarship Fund. The at schools and hospitals across the country. for Tcnacit\ a 'outh tennis and academ­ Earth Day Cleanup Paradise Lounge is at 969 Common­ ic progran1 to; the cit)\ children, \\.ill wealth Ave .. Boston. Admission is $20. take place S.1 urda). Apnl 3. from 6 to 11 \'olunteers are needed for the, fifth an­ Mike BmTy. critically acclaimed icy on granting academic a~ ards. and candidates. p.m. at the Reggie Le\\ l'> Track and Ath­ nual Charles Ri\er Earth Day cleanup singer songwriter from Super Genius. today the) offer -.cho lw·ship money set For more in fo lll1ation on Allston letic Center m Boston. The e\ent 'up­ which \\ ill take place Saturday. (\pril 24. and former front man of '90s club fa­ aside specifically for the chi ldren of IXJ­ Bow·d of Trade Academic Awards, par­ por1s a li\'e )Car campaign de

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Paul Mc:Hugh, ,,'.~. of 9-t Hobart St.. 1 Brighton, wa~ urre ted on March 21 at approximately 11 i6 p.m .. on char, "here a motorist reported that McHugh had earlier struck his vehicle at the inteNXtion of Arlington faces and Faneuil streets, before fleeing the scene. The victim followed McHugh. and allegedly witnessed McHugh hit two charges more parked cars, before losing control of his vehicle and smashing through a fence By Tom Farmer Mass. BOSTON HERALD at a Hobru1 Street residence. EMTs report­ Pike Pike ed that McHugh alleged!) tried to e~c:tpe I A punter on the Boston Col­ on foot while receiving treatment. Police lege football team was booted IV. 8e off the squad and out or school allegedly observed 1iigns of imoxication 'dcon St. bn Monday after being charged from McHugh, and arrested him for OU! and for oper;ting withouc a licen'>e. Union faghton with kidnapping and a<>saulting rlington Square ~ E'I his girlfriend early Sunday D a .ve. ~ morning. Aguinaldo Jose de Paula, 27. of 33 Jeffrey Gomulinski, 20, al­ 2 Wi II iam Jachof1 Ave .• Brighron. "~ legedly confined his 18-year­ arrested Mm·ch 22 al approximate!) 5:50 Warren St. Washing on St. old girlfriend in his dom1 room p.m .. whi le driving on Brighton Avenue. for three hours. Police allegedly obse1 ved de Paula dri\ ing D A ''rThe alleged victiml a l ~o in­ with an expired in~rx·ction '>ticker. ..,ub­ fo1med me that Gomulinski ha<; sequent check reveakd that de Paula \\as been physical with her in the also dri\"i ng wi thout ,1 \alid U.S. dmer\ past and that he get<; ·really vio­ licen ...e. lent when he drinks,"' accord­ Brigh on !l ;; ing to a report by Boston Col­ Christopher L. \\111iarm., -t6. of 39 .s lege Officer Daniel Moriarty. 3 Bo\ lston St.. Bo,ton, and 11 Garden ti D Gomulinski, a junior from St.. Can{hrid!!e. was ,1m!<;ted March 23 at Comm. Av CT 30 Connecticut, would not let his approximately 12:53 ;1.m. Bo...ton College unidentified girlfriend leave his Police mTested William: alter the) "ere room in Edmonds Hall until he a1;ked to speak to him h) an MBTA insf)L'C­ tearfully called hi s parents cor at the MBTA yard on Common\\ealch Avenue. In the pro~:e.., , of a dialogue Cl..,elend about 6 a.m. Sunday, the Circle woman told pol ice. Before that, between the pai1ies. llC Police '' itnes-.ed the intoxicated football player Williams punch the MBTA mc,pector. tified that the '~c­ stances believed to he marijuana and · lirst 11K idenh as the perpetrator. but hi s Gomulinski allegedly fol ­ ''here a separate L11arge of a-....ault ng tim \\ L\ a...... aulted h) .i group ol tour a~o­ cocaine. 1dentll~ ha-. not hl'l'n released by police at lowed his girlfriend out to her Boston fXJlice officer' ''a." filed le-.ce , malec, \\ho demanded mone: <.Vld thi' lime. car and began screaming at her repea ·di) beat the \ ictim before tlee\ng Police responded to a report ol .111 Louis Hayes. 59. ot 22 Marcella ~L and spitting on the vehicle on h t. A number of further ... uspech \\ere 7 a-.,ault and hatll'r> in pro_l..re"" .tt " l'Pli1..·~· rc-,p..111ded to a repo11 of an when she would not let him 4 Roxhur"). wa-. arre.,ted March 21 at que-,ti med folio\\ rng .i ... earch of the ar~a. Wa-,hington Stn:et re-,rdence on I\ larch 26 9 armed rohb1. .' ry on March 27 at into the locked vehicle, police approximately 6 p Ill.. afte1 police hut o I) Rice could he pmitively ide1)t1- at appro\imatel) I 0:.+7 a.m. The 'iLtim apprO\imatel) 10: 10 p.m., in the vicinity said. BC spokesman Jack Dunn receiYed multiple complaint-. that Ha) e... tied. further im e ... tigation is ongoing. reixi11ed that an acqua111tance had ,iccused of Lincoln Street and Colerain Road. said Gomulinski is barred from was dealin!.! drugs. Polk.e -,urveillance her of taking his mone~.. and ph) ... icall> \crnn.ling to the five victi ms, a male sus­ campus until his case is re­ observed what ap'j;earcd to be a nan.:011c-. >a\id H. Fichtenhol1, 22. of 0 a.-.-.aulted her ~ith his li-.h. icL'l and a "lns of escaped ~ ith several purses containing behavior and that's why we've ov~r. and where he alleged!) 'urrendered a.m.. n charge.., of public drinking. Pol ce 8 'andali1ed cap, 011 March 27 at Gl\h and credit cards. and two cell phones. taken the step of a summary to police a quantity of a roe!... -,uh-.tance arTe'>t d th1.. ! \11 rn front of the Kell-, nig t­ apprO\imatel) 12: 17 ;1 111. on F.rrri11 1,! to1 \ -.1..·ar1..·h 111 till' ,lll'a was conducted to no su~pens i on," said Dunn. belie\t'd to he hen1111. l uh in Brighton A\ cnue l n dnnl...1pg Street 111 8nghton A \\ 1111e,, ... 1.111..·t.1 chat ,t\ .111. William Concannon. Go­ Imm •pen 1..·ontamcf\ ot beer on the ,j~e­ -,he had ob~f\ e who a-.saulced and robbed foot. a., C\entuall) recovered by pol ce club on 81ighton A\ enue. The SL"fX'Ct was ugain.11 1he111 111tir later he reduced or a man behi nd the Jack..,on Mann School rn and \\ I'> found to he in possession of s b- alleged!) identilicd by the "itness of the 11 itl1w1d i1111oce111.

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By Josh B. Wardrop in the 1110\ ie:· add~ Simcoe. ··but )OU abo STArr WRITER "It's one of those show · where have to make the an )OUr own. I do take Beehive wigs and poodle skirb. Black and .,ome tip'> from v.I at I sav. in the movie. pi nk satin jackets emblazoned witll the words the characters could ex though:· ''T-Birds" and '·Pink Ladies."' A qL(ick glance time. You'll always be The students \\ h(l mal-..c up the cast of around Brighton Hi gh School's auditorium ··Grea-.e·· come at the pla) from different on a recent Fri day afternoon indicates. be­ find girls like Riuo or F enchie. ang les. Some are e~pe rienced in \!age act­ • 1.1 r1 \ 1·wnr ·Jc, ~ yond any doubt. that "Grease" is still the v.ord That hasn't chang ing from junior high and high .,chool per­ • 'tn\( j. ~ l .i .--i. for a new generation of teens. tormances But f-1an11a Kajjame. v.ho · ' " I .i,1..!c• "It's a play set in a high school,.. explain.., Adriana Garoz pla)" Vinny. .,ays t~at he auditioned for the 17-year-old Jamie Simcoe. who pla).., the play on a dare. not np ll) e\pecting to be ca:-t. tough-talking Ri110 in BHS' upcoming per­ ··Afterwards.'· he ~a)., v. ith a '>hrug ...I real­ formance of the bdm ed I 950s-hased musi ­ !\ lil-..ed it. and I \\ arited to .,ta\:· cal. "Even though the time period i., different. ing. Amintha Lamourl pla) s a \ anet) of mies. there\ a lot for kids today to relate to:· Juliana \alerjo. 16. pla)" the I ·ad fem<1le mclu~ing a teach~r land an ange·I· during the Adriana Garoz, 16. who plays one of Sim­ role 111 the pla) - the innoce . Im elom .,hO\\ ., .. Beauty Scliool Dropou t .,cene. For coe\ fellow ··Pink Ladies.'' the adorably dill) Sandy "ho face" ob;,,tacles on the lath to true her. being in .. Greasf · i., a tnumph. regard le.,., Frenchie, agrees that it \ the universality of Ion: \\ tth her grea.,er ho) fnend. the .,treet­ of hO\\ many line.,., e has. Jim Jacohs ·and WaITen Casey\ musical tale tough he..irtthrob. Dann) Zuk.o. ..Th,., ,., my fir., pla). .. .,he sa) "· ·-r ' e of adolc:-cent heanhreak and teenage tom­ ··1 ltl.t'\.I S.tnd) bccau'e ..,he-.., th nicc-.t one wanted to ti) out be )re. hut Iv.as too \h). So. foolery that keeps the play so popular for ne" in the .,ll>,, ... .,3)., Valerio . .. I hk.e he stof\ of I wanted to get out of Ill) .,hell l wa'>n ·1 audiences. how t\\.O penple \\hO arc complet y difterem ... ure I would get a . but I practiced a lot. .. , "It's one of those shows where the d1 to si ng. Lamour says .,he p< icularl) enjoys the ..We teP.> could exist in any time,.. sa) s G.tro1 . which I lo\ c: · Go Together.. num 'r that dos~s the show. ··You'll always be able to find girls like Ri110 - In ra.:t there are \ Cry fe\\ pa 1c1pants Ill hecau-,e after hangi g out v. ith other angel., or Frenchie. That hasn't changed." ·'Grea-.e·· \\ho don't get to .,mg. ~ the pla) '' earlier in the rhty ... or the last scene. I get to Brighton Hi gh teacher Eli;.a MacDonald. pach:J \\Ith '5(}..,-'>t)le roc l-.. n· I numher., dance \\ 1th a pa11ne1·· \\'hate\ er thei r re 1.,ons for hein!! there. it \ IT PAYS TO director of the production . .,ays that the pla) \ mid '>hO\\ _.,toppmg dance -.cenes One ">Uch enduring popularity made it a natural choice scene in panicular. the "Hand-J ve.. '>CetK' clear from oh.,en in• the joy and ~xc it em cnt for thi!-> .,pring\ mu-.ical. . '' h1ch tal-..es place at a 'chool danc '.\\a'> cho­ among the actor., t at the)· re happy to have ·'At the beginning of the year. l a-,1-..ed '>IU­ sen a' a tan1rite of many of the pe former.... tak.en the plunge. A <.I the chance to be a -,tar READ THE dents what they wanted to do. and ·Grea!'>e · While man) of the ca-.t m ·mbers of tor a day isn ·1 the rn I) reason. came up immediately,'' says MacDonald. "Grea...e" h;t\.e had a chance to .., ·e the pla) ..What· .., been Cl)ol i., that \\e.\e made .. It\ a good, well-known shov.. and I 1-..nC\\ before. thanb to a -.pecial im ita ion h) the tnends \\ tth each otl1er domg thr.., pla):· .,ay., FINE PRINT. we could get a big cast for it." Su-.1-..rnd Young at Art., progrnm t see a per­ Franl-.. Holland. f Initiall y. that cast numbered a staggering .+8 fo1111ance at the Wang Theater. th actors are ··~ t ) hope. and t is i'> actually v.hat l'\C students. v.hich. through attJition. has he­ \\l'll a\\Olre that most of their 'r., are far seen: · " ').., !\tac Do iald. ·· is that doing this come a group of 30. MacDonald 'a).., that mon: familiar '' ith tht 1978 mo ie \Crwm. play \\ 111 help them get a .,en-,e of \\hat h;u·d probabl) her biggc;.t challenge has si mpl) starring John Trnrnlta and Oli\ i 1 Ne'' ton­ \\Ori-.. b) a te

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St. Luke's and St. Margaret's Episcop I By Josh B. Wardrop ranging from special education to policing s i-[ $TAFF lliRITEi Brighton Avenue at St. Luke's Road, Allston - (617) nars, and has always acquitted herself wilh pro es­ ".1a{ o·Herlihy thought it was a joke, at first. sional di stinction ." Holy Week Services She d recel\ ed an 11n itation 10 ew York City to O' Herlihy wouldn't have expected I.he I ·sh Palm Sunday, April 4th, I 0:30 a.m. auend ~gala for the people named to lrbh America America honor. or even her career with the Iris In~ ,. Maga ine \·Top I 00 hi sh-Americans Gf the Year·· //o~r Eucharist with Procc'' 'wn: Readmg o/'the Pas ·on stitute, \). hen she tir~t anived in America six y ... li\t. f\- ore important!). the imitation had come to ago. ··1 came over to America to do research form Maundy Thursday, April 8th, 7:30 p.m. the Br ghton re-.ident because she herself had been doctorate on I8t h-century Irish poetry," she ch ck- C0111111111wl 111rnl a11d l lo~1 · Eucharist: I H{il at the . Urar of Repos until Wc/11igh1 name to the li ... 1. les ..., got a bit sidetracked." r Good Friday, April 9th, Noon - 3 p.m.; also 7:30 p.m. ··so I actually called up to confirm that it was Now she\ getting used to the idea of bein¥ on•· • true:· a ugh-. O' Herl ih)'. 31 . ··1 wa... really, really sur­ No011 to I p.m. - .\ta11om o(the Cross sidered an "Irish-American." ''I feel Irish-Ame ca pri-,ed ·· to the extent that I go back and forth frequently,' sh I p.111. to:: p.111. - Jted11a1 om of tin Cro.\\ O' erlih). the director of Boston College's Iri sh says. 'There's more fluidity about going back . :: to 3. 011d 7: 30 1u11. - Gopd Friday Liturgr: Co11111111111011 ti·om rile esened Sacra111e111 lnstitt e.join ... entenai ners like Conan O'Brien and fonh than there was generations ago. My gran fa . The Great Vigil of Easter, Saturday, April I.0th , 7: r-.tanir Sheen. joumafo,t Tim Ru.,sert and Caroline ther has told me that I'm I.he only person he kn w Ugh1111g of the .\'e11· fi.n'. Fint Eudwri\I o(Easr Kenn d) Schlossberg on thi~ year's list of individu­ who went to America, and came back within a e Easter Sunday, April 11th, 10:30 a.m. a \\hole. In her dutie.., as director of the stereotype of the 'returned Yank,' talking a u - lesra/ /, 11<.liansr Iri-.h I '>t11ute. ff Herlihy facilitates political, corpo­ nothing but how good it is o\er in America." rate ' d educational de\elopment and exchange O'Herlihy says that she enjoyed herself a th progr< 1m with Ireland and Nonhem Ireland. gala event that Irish America hosted for the on Our Lady of the Presentatio Parish ·Tl · i1ht11u1e \ 1111 ...... ion i-. to he a ...on of gatew a) orees on M, .. says York Ci ty. .. It was very, very grand and plush,' sh director hi'>! ~a)~ . "It wasn't some stuffy old dinner - M ur Holy Week Schedule June t·\\ 1.· do e\ch,m!!es \\here "e hrin!! mer 1x:o- O'Connell sang, anJ I got to meet people Iik ~ 11!.: \\f o.\e J1 ... 1mgu1~hed 1he1mehe... a~ e\f)l:lh in Malach} McCourt and Soledad O'Brien ofCN . ft '~u·in .., fielJ .... and help them to form net\'lllls ,.,, ith was bread and circu,es." Palm Sunday - April 4th - Mass at -t p.m. \mer caih 111 thnse field .... \\e al..,o II) to help the Her co-worker~ at I.he Trish Institute shou dn 't April 5th - Mass ~•t 8 a.m .• I 0 a.m. l . S 'arn a hit more about moJern Irel and. In re­ think thi s new fame has gone to O'Herlihy's ead, cell! tear.... r,e not found ... o many -. 1en.~oty pe ., howevt:r. In fact. it 's just the opposite. "I regar thik Holy Thursda~ - \pril 8th - Mass at 7:30 p.m. .thou! the 1.·11um1y. hut it doe-. -.,eem people ;u-e a bit honor a~ a challengl' ... she says. "I l09k at the the C hildren's "ay of the Cross 12 noon ... urp11~ed h) th 1.· modernit) of Ireland toda):· honorees. and the) 're people who've done so Good Frida} - Apr~I 9th - Services at 3 p.m. Pe1}onall). O'Herhh) \Lt)'> that her role i-., con­ through the ir career... . So, it's no time to rest o ... 1a111I~ 1.'\llh llH.!. ,lllJ m1!!111 111\0l\e e\entlllfl!! laurel-.,:· Hol~ Saturday - Aprll IOth - Confr,sions 3:00 p.m .. .t :OO >.m. from t.1.Ilk · ng 11.1 the h1.·ad ... 'of conglomerate ...- a hm~t fn,tead. O'Herlih\ says I.hat she' ll forge for ar Easter \igil, 8:30 p.m. th1.· p{11gram. tn helping lril 11th - ~las~c' "ill be held at 8:00 .m.& educ

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equipment and are non-fattening. Some of the nation's strongest leaders were regular nappers " Winston Churchill, Bill Clinton, Ronald Reagan and Thomas Unfortunately in today's society, workplace napping is frown mid often interpreted a~ lazy. He understan~ that all employe nap-f1iendly, but he is working to change I.he nonn. ·Tue more and more sleep-deprived our culture becomes ... will accept the importance of napping," said Dr. Anthony. Unti l then, Dr. Anlhony says secret-napping will continue to the workplace. Through studies posted on the Anthooys' (www.napping.com) theAnlhonys have learned how people m ag to, pull-off mid-day naps in an office environment. The top napping destination is in automobiles, but nappers 4Jso , fooling co-workers by posing with a book or pen in hand to ca h SfUt eye for an average of20 to 30 minutes. TheAnthonys were intri uett to learn I.hat I0 percent of secret nappers admit to snoozing in a ba room stall. 'Think about it - you can clo e lhe door, lock it and there i seat." said Dr. Anlhony. Camille Anlhony, president of I.he Napping Company, does 't 1 ·de I.he fact I.he she depends on a nap to recharge her energy lev . r leaving her teaching post for a 9-5 office job, she found her mo ·va ·on " level dwindling as she sat at her desk. As CFO of COM Title In ce,, Company in Salem, N.H., a brief nap on her office floor is the w rt~ , keeping her productivity steady throughout I.he entire day an m~ es , her a more-pleasant co-worker. .. I found around I p.m. I was exhausted, couldn't lhink, w w rth ~' less; ' said Camille Anlhony... But once I get 10-20 minutes, it rej ve- , nates me for hours:' ' She said napping's important in order to operate at 100 perce al;lday ~ long. Crunching numbers, working wilh budgets and dealing w· ou- sands of dollars, she. fully undei:stands I.he imp0rtance of ace c . A .: quick nap does I.he tnck for Camille Anthony. She also pointed out that a slower response time and alertnes c~be- • come an issue of ~afety. For people working in physically de an ing \ \ / I r~ ~ I Jf \ Jj f'..l ~ jobs, transporting children or running machinery, the risk of a ci nts j ~.rJ ~~ JJij i) ~ :.J ..r _Ji ~ s _}._) 2) -I increa'>e as fatigue set~ in. She encourages employers to ackn wl ge 781-7 9-5074 that sleep-deprivation is running ramped in I.he U.S. and to re- v uate 163 LENO STREET ~---"'------' view~ on workplace napping. DAY 12- .. All you can think about is how tired you are and how all yo *Pcrccmagc' off our offering rn.:e;, "htch ma} or ma\ not h.1\e n·,uh!'d m pnor _ e;, Quanuuc' ma\ be limned Photo are not rtJue,entall\e or stock on do is lay down and sleep:· said Camille Anlhony. "Not all e hand. All ncms ,uhjn·t to prior ,,1,·. ln\l~ntO') ha, lxen 'uppl mented for a e,reater sekttwn Pnor le, ··xdu ,·d need naps. but it's all on I.he bottom line." www.allstonbrightontab.com Friday, April 2. 2004 Allston-Brighton TAB, page 11 BEACON HILL ROLL CALL I . Here's how local egislatofs Voted on marriage mend ent Beacon Hill Roll Call records ments that they support. Howev­ ni::ed as a n 1rriage in the com­ Other pr 'isiom. include ra1s­ local representatives and sena­ er, once the amendment was ap­ numwealth. ko perjOll.\ of the ing from $750 to $1000 the tors' votes on three roll calls from proved on the first two roll calls, if swne sex sh 'I hare the right to amount of ropet1) tax credit se­ the constitutional convention de­ a sufficient number of gay mar­ fonn a civil 1io11 i( the,· mher­ nior" cane by doing volunteer bate on gay marriage. riage opponents voted agllinst the •\·i.1e meet tf req11ire111t'1111 ,, , " .;ri-.. for th ir city ortov,n: alkm­ amendment on the third roll call. forth by law For 11wrriaf?e. Cil'il ing comm nities to rai"c the in­ BAN SAME-SEX MAR­ the strategy of same-sex marriage unions .for \a 11e sex penons are come le' el at which seniors can Rl{\GES/ESTABLISH CIVIL supporters would have worked. established r this article and qualify for property tax deferral UNIONS (H 3190) The amendment would have been shall pm1·id entirelr the .1a111e program ai d reduce the cutTent Constitutional Convention, 116- defeated and the convention benefits, prvt ·riom. ;.if?ll/s. pril'i­ eight perce t interest rate seniors 81, 111-86 and I 05-92, approved would be barred from considering leges and obi f?atio11.1 that are af pa) on the eferred taxes: allow­ tht: proposed Travaglini-Lees any other anti-gay marriage forrled to pu om married wuler ing comm nities to adopt a new copstitutional amendment spon­ amendments this year. the 1£111· of the com11u1111realth. All lo'A-incom senior property tax so~ed by Senate President Robert Fearful of this outcome. most lain applica le to nwrrimw .1lrall e\emption qual to up to 20 per­ Travaglini (D-Boston) and Senate gay marriage opponent'\ voted for also apply to i1 ·ii 1111io11.1. cent of a ·ommunity"s a\'erage M\Jlority Leader Brian Lees (R­ the an1endment on the thlrd roll This anicle ~ .1elfe.recu ti11~. /mt a'>sessed ' lue of property and ~t Longmeadow). The amend­ call in order to ensure that at least the General >111111wr enact /mu creating a ~rogram to inform se­ Fit your style ... ment bans same-sex marriage. some anti-gay marriage proposal no/ i11co11Si.\ 'Ill with am·rhin~ niors of tax breal-.. " for which they in a Big way gives same-sex couples the right has a chance to be placed on the herein co11tai ed w rnrr,· ,;/If the qualif). to form civil unions with all the 2006 ballot. pwpose oft/11 a11iclc. ·· . The Hm e apprmed a differ­ POLO by Ralph Lauren sai:ne benefits, protections, rightc; Other gay maniagc opponent.s ent 'ersion of the bi 11 on a 'oice Cutter & Buck Nautica and responsibilities granted to sllid that they understood the trat­ Rep. Golden Noli'lo/No \Ole in Fe ruaf) . The major dif­ couples who are married and rec- egy but voted against the amend­ Rep. Honan Yes/Yes/No ference is hat the House draft Hart Schaffner & Marx ognires' · that under present federal ment on all three roll calls because Sen. Barrios - Yes/Yes/No also exem ts qualified km,-in­ Claiborne AXIS law same-sex persons in civil they could not in good conscience Sen. Tolman Yes/Yes/No come seni r from pa) ing addi­ and many more unions would be denied federal support a proposal thar guarantee:. tional taxes resu lt ing from Propo­ benefits available to married per­ civil unions in the constitution. EXPAND IVIL COl\.1'.\IIT- sition 2 I /2 )\ errides. An extensive selection of Surts, Sport Coats, &(asu~ Wear.,,along with personalized sales and tailori ng. sons. It also allows the Legislature They argued that the amendmenc 1\.IENT FO SEX OFFEND­ The Sen te 'e~ion nov. goes to enact laws that are not inconsis­ would be a confusing and mis­ ERS (S 1005 to the Hou., for con-.ideration. Bring in this and receive a $25 Gift Certificate (A .. Yea .. rnte i1f(1r the hill). tent with the amendment in order learung ballot question that would The Hous 144-9. gave near with every purchase of $150 Olfei ends 4111 to carry out the purpose of the blackmail anti-gay marriage vot­ final approva to a bill expanding amendment. ers into supporting ci vil union at the state\ cu rent civil commit­ Sen. Barri s - Yes Quincy Burlington Saugus Hyann~ - Man~h;ster NH ".fhe measure's next stop is the the same time or rejecting the en­ ment la'A th al km" a judge to Sen. Tolm· n - Yes enc 888·48Z-5563 Shop on-line at big-tall.com · 2005-2006 session where it can tire amendment. determine t Jt ..,ome ..,e,ual l\ no longer be amended and can Here's a look at a breakdowTI of dangerous pr · oner-. com ie1ed l;f simply be voted up or down on the three basic voting blocks on sixcitic ..,e, crime-. be kept one roll call vote. the roll call votes on the Trw.agli­ lcxked up in eatment center" for fmmediately following theses­ ni-Lees amendment. Most legi-.­ one ) ear to I fe after the! com­ England Eye Center sion, Gov. Mitt Romney an­ lators fa ll into one of these blocb. plete their pri on '>entence .... nov,nced that he would ask the The mea" e add-. ne'\ cnme... ••• now in Brookline Supreme Judicial Cou11 to stay its Block 1: These legr lators, led to the Ji...t of ffense.., for \\ hich November ruling. allowing gay by Travaglini and I ..ee~. believe the offender c iu ld be ci' ill) com­ Caroline Marten -Ellis, MD, Director mkages to begin on May 17, that the amendment '" a fair and mmed mclud ng child pornogra­ Joel Reisman, MD until the final outcome of the con­ rea•mnable compromise that pro­ ph). kidnappi 1g, forcing chi ldren stitutional amendment process. tects the u·adicional 1n ~ 1itution of into pro tituti >n, open and gro..,.., Comprehensive Eye Care Th~t process could end sometime marriage while ensunng that·ga} lewdness and ) other often-.e 111 in 2005 or 2006 if the 2005-2006 and lesbians have the coru.titu­ 'Ahtch the fa ts -.ugge ... t a ... exual Medical and Surgical Treatment legislature defeats the amendment tional right to form ch ii union-. motivation. e Hou..,e remo\ cu of All Eye Disorders or in November 2006 if that legis­ and be afforded all the protections the offen-.e o indecent e\posure specializing in Glaucoma Management and Cataract Surgery lature approves the proposal and it of married couples. This group that 'Aa..., ind ded in the \e~ion \pcu.tli'r' .ti"' ,1,,11L1b!.: !(>1 cOlhllh,111om: goes on the 2006 ballot. In the also includes legislators v. ho are pil!>sed b) the enate in October. Da,id Chen. \ 1 [) ( kulopthU<. ">urgcn meantime, Attorney General Tom not big fans of the amendment but The propo. al ,1J...,1 ... ubj~ts an Adam Rogers, MD Rcttnal lfot:.1'l"' .rnd '>urgec1 Rerny, the state official who are determined to gr' e voters a oflender \\ h is in pn-.,on for a Dr. .\1 nen ~Jla, Dr. Reisman Helen Wu , MD Rdr.1.uive Surger} and LASIK would formally a<>k for the stay, say by placing a question on the non-sex-relat d crime to ci' ii quickly announced that he hysici1111s f/111•1' Appoi11t111mts at !ufts l 1111•1'nity School of \/edicine not intend to seek the delay re­ tors generally voted "ye.." on all senete i 1 for the !>ill. A and senators on various sides of block broke down into two "Vay" rote i. af?ai11.1t the hill). Easy Access to Public Transportation • Plenty of On-Street Parking the gay marriage issue switched groups. The first group simply I their votes for strategic reasons on voted "no" on all three roll call Rep. Golden Yes ~\4/N 4ma TUFrS·llfW ENGIA/10 MEDICAi ([NTER. BOSTON OFFl((S AlSO ''I WfllfSlfY . BROOKLINE . BEVERLY • lEOM/NSTER . BRIGHTON sor.e of the roll call votes. votes. The second group partici­ Rep. Honan -Yes I LEARN /,!ORE AT WWWNEff C0/.1 • CAll TOll-FREE 800! 231·33 lo . Most supporters of same-sex pated in the strategy to Yote "yes·· m~iage implemented the same on the first two roll calb and then ALLOW TENSffE PA­ parliamentary strategy that they to switch their votes to ··no·· on the ROLE FO SEX OFFEND­ used during the March 11 conven­ final vote in their unsuccessful at­ ERS (S 1005 Nan e: Nancy* tion in order to attempt to put an tempt to defeat the proposal and The House 21-133. rejected an end to the convention's action on bar consideration of any more amendment llo'A ing judges the 4/15/55 all amendments banning gay mar­ anti-gay marriage amendment.s option of ei er sentencing dan­ riage. They oppose the amend­ this year. gerou<> sex o ·nder.. to ci\ ii com­ 2, 8 and 16 ment but voted for it on the first mitment in a treatment center or two roll calls and then voted Block 3: These legi'>lators ·u(r commitment o an intensi\e pa­ Lulu against it on the third roll call in port banning same-sex marriages role sex offen Jer\ program. or said Fav rire Vegerable: Brussel sprouts tion rules, the defeat of the prefer to craft civil union legisla­ this would ~ ' e judge" another amendment on the third roll call tion as a general law rather than as option and no ed that one very in­ Bio Pressure: 140/95 would have resulted in a ban on part of the constitution. 1be vot­ trusive ands ·ct inten"i'e parole any additional anti-gay marriage ing pattern of this block broke program in ;ramingham ha" a Cho esrerol: 181 amendment-; being allowed for down into two grou~ . The first zero recidivis n rate . either of the first two roll calls, the group participated in the strategy Some am dment opponents amendment likely wou ld have to vote ·'no" on the firsc two roll sllid the am ndment is a step been defeated and under the rules, calls and then co switch their votes backwards d argued that civi l KN wYouR NUMBERS BY mae th~. convention would then be to "yes" on the final vote in their s the onl) reliable GE SCREENED ,...,. open to other harsher anti-gay successful attempt to keep at lease ese dangerous sex marriage amendments including some anti-gay marriage proposal offenders ou of ociety. Other.. ur hearr health is as much a parr of you as anything else. Know yo ur one that would have placed two alive and place it on the 2006 bal­ said the inte sive parole option r· k for hearr disease. Cer a free screening at chi ~ year's Boston H eart separate questions on the ballot - lot. might be a _ood one but ex­ one banning gay marriages and pressed cone rn that the amend­ P rry \ March 18 through May 9. Sponsored in parr by PfiLer, chis event another allowing civil unions for (On all three roll calls, a "Yea" ment was no in the Senate ver­ h s helped nearly 20,000 women and men learn something about same-sex couples. vote is for the proposed constitu­ sion and that House adoption of t emselves: their numbers. They also knew that that even if tional amendment banning same­ the amendm lt would delay pa~­ their strategy flliled, the Travagli­ sex marriages but giving same­ sage of the bi I or even prevent it Call the number below to sign up for your FREE screening. ni-Lees amendment is the lesser sex couples the right to form civil from being a proved by the Sen­ of'several evils and that they sti ll unions with all the same benefits, ate. To learn more, visit our Web site at www.bostonheartparty.com. have an opportunity to defeat the protections, rights and responsi­ (A "Yea " v te is for the amend­ proposal at the 2005-2006 con­ bilities granted to couples who mellf adding ·nren.sii·e pamle as vein:ion or on the 2006 ballot. are married. A "Nay" mte is an option. \ "Nay.. 1·ore is Other gay marriage supporters against the proposal). against the o tion ). indicated that they understood the stnitegy but voted agllinst the pro­ The exact language of the posal on all three roll calls be­ Travaglini-Lees amendment cause they could not in good con­ reads: www.bostonheartparty.com science ever be on record as "The unified purpose ofthis ar­ TAX REL F FOR SENIORS having voted to place discrimina­ ticle is both to define the_ institu­ (H 4519) Joseph M. Smith Community Health Center tion into the constitution. tion of civil marriage and to es­ The Senat , 36-0, gave near Tuesday, April 6 • 9 a.m. to Noon Most opponents of gay marriage tablish civil unions to provide final approv to a bill providing implemented the same counter­ same-sex persons with entirely the tax relief for · nior citizens. The 287 Western Avenue, Allston strategy that they used at the same benefits, protections, rights, measure ch ges the stare' cur­ 617- 783-0500 Ma'rch 11 convention. They voted privileges and obligations as are rent so-call d senior circuit No Appointments - Walk-Ins Only agllinst the Travaglini-Lees afforded to married persons, breaker law at gives up to a am~ndment on the first two roll while recognizing that under pre­ maximum $8 0 state tax rebate to ~ · call votes because even though sent federal I.aw same-sex persons qualified I -income seniors Beth, Israel Deaconess the,Y favor the language banning in civil unions will be denied fed­ whose prope tax bill exceed Medical Center gay marriages, most are opposed eral benefits avail.able to married ten percent >f their annual in­ Th Boscon Heart Party-begun in 1999 as a collabo ration among Pfizer Inc., to 'the language constitutionally persons. come. The c ange would qualify Partners H ealthcare System, and CareGroup H ealthcare System - legalizing civil unions. It being the public policy ofthis seniors who meet low-income is d dicated to advancing the health of women. Over the past 5 years, we have 1'efeat of the amendment on ei­ commonwealth to protect the guidelines own a home val- screened and educated nearly 20,000 people on their risks of C VD. ther of these first two roll calls unique relationship of marriage, ued at le $600,000, rather •Fictional r=icipant and resul rs only the union ofon e man and one than the cu nt $-B2,000 stan­ would have opened up the floor to LM175150K U 2004 Pfo.tr Ill(;. All t ight~ rC'.tt\'\.-d. Prinr~-

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EDITORIAL FOR STARTERS ... A flawed TW&N'TY 8UC-KS JUST \0 < J legi-. lator'> to make chil­ columns should be typewritten and signe · ing new for this Legislature. which two years ago engineered a I am \ ntmg on ~ h · If of all Jr~ n '. health care a priority anJ I a dayti me ph0111.! number is required for ' r- non-binding referendum to jul')tif'y its dismantling of the' oter­ ch11Jre \\ 1thnut healt in-.ur- to aJ quatel) funJ both Medic­ ifi cation. Letter length should be no more th n 111 Cl lllCL'rl ·d al'\\ lUl Cl\1 <; P approved Clean Elections Law. But we expect mo..,t of tho'ie \er: ai d a1ld in the -. tatc huJ - 300 word ~. , the huJ •ct cuh 1h.11 h.~,.: l'l\:cn \ Oting for the amendment \\ere gra"ping for ..i nu, L - 11 maJc: t 1 cntlJri:n·, hLttlth-<C\ an l fal l. I couldn't rofoam . lt'r minator" -.prayed them. Th · : • the fast-moving issue of the ri ght s of gay couples. health 1'>Urance tor al :\ Ja,,a­ hel p hut react to the articles In order to get riJ of the ocd- \ Ill) I pre\ Cills the hug" l'O I I :~ If it 's an y consolation. Massachusetts is not alone in chu..,ett chi IJrcn undc 19 ''ho Imm the March 26 TAB. At the bug .... we did the fo llov. ing: getting in or out. meaning th <-1 !~ grappling with thi s issue. Lust Friday. a key committee of \\.ere in ·lig1hk lor \ le L·a1d .ind 11111c~ 1 li -, tencJ to e\ ery bit of • Got in touch \\ith ln -. pector all\ \lill ali'e inside can· !!l 1~ Rahman. \\ ho gave us ill\ alu ahlc oui and bite lfuring the n gl1 . !~ the Minnesota state Senate 1·ejected an amendment to that in need )f cm cragc alh i c that I cou IJ a' to how to \\ ith the recent ' tat' hudget get r J of the bugs. and as of ad\' icc and helped us make ... un.: llten. aft er \\ a.., hing all tlw c •a state's consti tution. making it unlikely Minnesotans \\ ill be cul'>, th · prnm1... e the " ttc made llll\\. I ha\ c not -,ee n an) bugs issUl!S got taken care of duri ng d111g. WC placed pla'>tic tra ' ( f ~ able to vote this year on restricting marriage to heterosexu­ to our children ha' 1 1\\ ~en " net: January. the process. \\ ,1ter underneath the fee t o · th · ~ al couples. broken · \\ 1thout heal h 11N11'­ W en \W fir...t moved in to • Talked to our landlord. ''ho. ht•J . I keep them fi llcd '-O then~ rit ) of the till· on!) ''a) hug" can get mt ) :a problem. replaced the old carpet tile oeJ is to \Wim .. . \\ hich the : ~ Representatives rejected an amendment banning ga) mar­ \\. iII h· 'e no place t rccel\ c notic ·d a huge problem right L'< tn ·I their h Ith care other t an 111 al ­ a\\ a_. The ocdbug'> were every­ in the apanmcnt and schedul ed 't. Unfortunate!\.• I fo un o t 1 J riage after Republican le g i ~ l ators , upset over parliamentar) reaJ) ,, ercnm Jed c 1crgenc) \\ he1 . cra\\ling around in the exterminators. LETTERS, pa e 4 1

maneuvering, walked out of the proceedings. L,a:,t Thursday. I~,) the Kansas state Senate defeated a simil ar amend merit after ''4' a si milar effort to please both extremes fell a fe \\ vote'> PERSPECTIVE I• '.i I

short. ••; ~ Democracy isn't pretty. Even the highest principles can ,. .~ be chewed up by the mixed motives, parliamentar) maneu­ ,!~, '. vers and legal intricacies of the legislati ve ma'"· But in the C metl be f, pols and some bad joke ,,;. process, choices are clarified and minds arc changed. Thanks to the prudence and wisdom written into the Mass­ " /'11 1·e1} \11\fltcWll. o(w111eo11 e li/..e 0/111 It\ Jifticult to park in Southie on the pa­ shak; maten.tl . '~ Joe Mo) 111 han from Quincy was thel e , : rade day. Usually I ride over with someone. achusetts Constitution, thi s debate wil l continue. Karr. I'm /ee1:1 of a rone 1rho par/a '.\ a prii·i/e ed lwc/..~m111u 11eno1w/ 1rea/1h and This ) ear. it was my state representati ve. standi ng ne\l to me at the hall. He used to : ~ By the time the last vote is cast. we expect thi flawed ai a ~ rea head oflwir/(1 po/irirnl 111cce.1s .. Bruce Ayers from Quincy. He gets to park hi s one of Joe Moakley's top aides for y : : amendment wi ll have fa llen by the wayside. By then. we hope 11'. .\.1111 Rm 111 1e car inside the union parking lot no matter years. A g.rL·at political guy. He's i1 I ~ :~ the people of Massachusetts will have accepted the right of all how late he is. A few steps anJ let the jokes school now. Wants to be yet another I< Yf l ~ :• couples to pursue the happiness only marriage bring . " / 11 111ted 10 he rhete i11 11eno11 . hw 1ere begin. Meanwhile, he's formed a consulting ro 1p l: 11·a .1 n ifzHio11 0 11 nn· 11hed11 /e. ,Will Rm 111 er I like going to schmooze anJ catch up with in Quincy. /\s we li stened to the jok s tie !: 10/d 111 tluafor 1enml)l /'('(/.\0/11. thn 11111·ed old fri ends who just keep getti ng older each pols usually -;teal from each other. the1 w s :: rhe h ikfasr to Idaho. r· year. Members of the Boston Bruins showed Moynihan\\ ith hi s little notebook see1 in ly : ~ S. Sen Joh11 F Kern · up and they all looked like high school stu­ writing J(m n the jokes for apparent y is '. ~ dents. Are they getting younger or am I just next St. Patri ck's Day pa11y. ~ ~ eel going to t ~e annual St. Pa ck\ getting older? Half of them looked like they Best joke of thi> day came from en te : D 1y political bre- kfa-.t in Southie ack were under the legal drink ing age. President Trav, the one about those ur ·h ~ 254 Second Ave., P.O. Box 9112, Needham, MA 02494 617/254-7530 i 1993. I U'>ed t ) watch them o TV It appears there ·s finally some affi1mati ve squi1Tels in Eastie. Worst jokes, that w so e l I action taking place on the head table rostrum . En• I 01< w.\) ,.,. 13 RAV I R M~"· 178 1, 433-8365 wa-. a kid in Roxbury Back w n it big ti e witl1 everyone on the long list. '~ \\liK.\\ i KM'' a<'\.\. .(0'4 it wa-; ho..,ted b) Senate Pres dent This year, Sheriff Andrea Cabral was there When the time ended. many headed r e 1~ Powel'> from Southie. Thi ~ year along with state Rep. Marie St. Fleur. And the parade Jown at Broadway. I just ende up at I: Three Boston Tenors showed up, Tom Meni­ 'f · ·········· ····· · ······ · · · i ~ ;·,· ;.;;~·i·~··c.·:;;;;: ;.:······ ·;·;· ,~·;.;:·R. ;· ;;;~ ;·~~: · ;·7'x·i·i433·:iffi5 ...... the Stadium. a sports bar on Old Colo y v- l: no. Joe DeNucci and Bobby Travaglini. Oh. t.l,' i ')'433:")9'i'"'" ...... dido 't l'1 thing and not fqr nothing, as DeNucci lw ys : 1 ...... :;. .~·~ ·;:·~.;:;~·.·~·;; · i);~~: ;:;;·;~"' ' ' ''(.',;·,·~· v:.;~·.~~·; ·~·: ·« 78'1'i'433:'8')'j'j'''"''"''""'' Speaking of Sheriff Cabral, she was up at says, the best parade in town was wa chi g , • the head t&ble next to Father Casey from ...... 5. ~·;:;:·~··ll~: ;; ~~~ ;:~:.: ~; ·; ~· ;: ······ · j '( ~ ;; ~;~; ··5·;·;·,·~·~·~·~;·;:·i78i'i'433:·:i'86'5''''··· all those pretty women parade into the Gate of Heaven. I th ink she was having him t~i- ·~ · · · · ··· · · · ···· ··· · ·· · · R:;:·~ ; :· j.~·~·;~;;: · s ·~;·~:~······· M·~";·~··ii~··M'~~·~~·; ·;·,·:1·:;iii·i·433:8204...... um. Ah, to be 25 years old again. Oh ye th , .~ bless her jokes. Meanwhile, City Councilor and to be single again. Where was thi. pl ce : ····· · · ·r~~ ;~~ ·~ ;·;~ ~·'1 ·~ ~~~·,·;:· ~ · ·····i3·~";·~·~·~·~··0-;;~·~·~·. ..·· ( 78 i· ;·433:.;,·7·~· ········· · ...... Stephen Murphy was seated over on the far when I coulda used it, eh? : ·· ·········.. ·· c: ·, ·,;~: ~ · ; : ·~~·;;;~ · ·~1 ~·~· ~~· ;:~····· .. 0·~" ·~·~·e_:~·~~·~" ~~;~·.·«5:os·i·;.;2;.;:3ii57 ...... right usual keeping a close eye on Cabral ...... ····· ················-·····"··· ...... as I met a guy who grew up in Roxbui . u . : GEf\E. RAL E.- i\1AIL \ I I 'iTON- BKl(iJITO'il((I( ...l _(( '4 and a map of Suffolk County. ······························································································································· meet 'em everywhere. He ended p in 1·: SPORrs E- \ 1A IL - A LI CtJM Speaking of Joe DeNucci. Why does <)T< )r--. - uK1<; 11rcl "'l . ~PoRT"-J:(_" Southie but is planning his escape to lo da ~ ···· ········································ ················· ······················ ············································ everyone think he lives in Newton when he soon. We talked about the Prairie whee k ds ····················································· ·········································································· actually lives on the third raiP He did it again I~ ARTS E-\1Al d Al1der Hill? ls she a ch ·oholic': Doe' 'he Ii' e m As it1we don·1 ha\e enough self-esteem prob­ was a sign for just about anything you might E view from my office the east-west perspective. In lem' al read~. now )OUcan feel out of the pop fi nd "on board." It could have reduced traffic window in City Hall is not the city's new plan, we identif) cultLtre loop after a live-minute trip to the gro­ accidents if they sold "Erratic Driver on what it once was. Where I key gateways and crossroad-. cel) l store. I saw RRR recently. Is that the Board" or .. Poor Signaler on Boar·d" signs. looked out previously and saw that wi ll draw connection'> be­ Rea~ing Railroad'! · but I digress. Did the Baby on Board craze tween the harbor and the ur­ Admiuedl). I spent several months won­ last this long? Maybe I'm just jealous because rounding neighborhoods. Peer derin!l htm Aud.land. e\\ Zealand. became my bumper only says, "T ve squeezed into ~UEST COMMENTARY pie need to think about the Che tnut Hill? lthough the la't option '>UC,~ popular destination for East Coasters. tight parking spots and scratched my way out NiAYOR THOMAS M. MENINO context for the Greenway m. a seemed the most I 1-.ely. I v.ondered if Che-.1- of them." whole, not just 27 acre'> of nut Hill wa:. popu ar enough to ha\e ii-. tmn We're so threatened hy identity theft, yet land. Imagine a dramauc water bumper ucker. It eem" lil-.e e'er;. thing ha' ,1 we're awfully willing to share our personal a Green Monster - not the left gateway, such as tall fo untain Licker lately. We're so threatened by preferences on our bumpers. Do we have a fi eld wall at Fenway Park, but near Long Wharf, that ha.., the The white O\al with black-lellered abbre illentity theft, yet we're need to share everything with strangers - the old elevated Expressway, a potential to become as much a viation.'> tarted acing bumper-.. about l\\ o akin to a cell phone com ersation on a crowd­ gash through ~owntown - I landmark for Boston a'> the years ago. and ar '>till going 'trong. The ear­ awfully willing to share ed bus - or is it a fast-paced society's fasci­ now can look straight out to Leonard P. Zakim Bunker Hill lie t <,tickers I recall -.eeing "ere t-.1 \ nation with abbreviat11ms and acronyms'! Boston Harbor. Bridge. (Martha\ Viney rd) or VT (Vermont). On o~r personal preferences Maybe it's just a ploy to confuse other dri vers As sections of the old Cen­ Most important is the poten­ can. beruing Ver 1ont lrcen-..e plate-..: the lat­ so you can pull in front or them a-; they quizzi­ tral Artery come down and tial the Greenway ha., to be­ ter \Vere humoro ., in a '"no 1'1ddin{· 'on of I on our bumpers. cally mu ll over where )ou spend your sum­ Boston Harbor comes back come Boston's common way. mers. into view from our downtown, ground, a place that is welcom­ Not man) peo le 1-.now the origin of the'e Perhaps we can expect '"Bumper Sticker we are reminded of the once­ ing to all people trom aJI thought-prornl-.i ' bumper '11c1'e1'\. but ac· Th n I learned that ACK actually stands for Abbreviations for Dummies" or maybe just in-a-lifetime opponunity we neighborhoods, communities cording to the C ted ation-. I 9-l9 and I%:-. i\antucl-.et. r II spend the next 'e' eral month" BSAD. on the bool-.shehes this spring. In the have in planning for the and walks of life. Comention on oad Trnffic. Europe u'e' \H>nuerrng ho\\ the) got ACK out of Nan- meantime. I'll just take tny ACC to the HESS Greenway. This truly presents With promise and potential them to iden111) 1car\ countr;. of orrgin. In 1u+el. Wh) isn"t ll NAN? Must be the "ame to fill up GAS before I head to CC. itself a-; a historic opportunity unlike any other in our city\ to reunite Boston's neighbor­ history, the Greenway will be­ hoods. come a Boston hallmark. To With this in mind, I have is­ draw these new connections sued an invitation to the city's for the Greenway, we mu-.t Prep ·ng for tin emergency in B9ston business and civic leaders a<;k­ fi rst draw connection'> \\ ith ing for their participation in those indi viduals who ha\e a o"t eople tend tu 1h1111' of an ii~ Gill do to be prepared. lf)OU h•l\e not yet a\'ailable at the Bostrnt Red Cross and mos our ongoing dialogue about vested interest in the parks' erne enL\ -,11uatron ,ts a lan.!e dope ... o. then thi' ma) he a good time to begin ho .. pitals in the city. I .tking a basic first aic the ~ose Kennedy Greenway. success. So, a-; we unveil these M e\ en im of\ mg man:- nhualt1es. pl<(nning for an c:mergenc). class may better prep1l!'e you to assist your On Monday, April 12, from new concepts and contemplate 'uch a' Sept 11 . 200 I Hm\ e'er. ,m eme1 Whrk there i' \c:r;. lrnle )OU can do to pre­ fami ly ';lnu neighbors 111 the event of an emer· 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the New next steps. it is imperatl\e \\e !.!enn does not tll\e to be large nr man-m.tdL· ' ent a d1''"1er ln>m happening. there are gent:). ~ . ~ England Aquarium Discovery engage in an incl usi\'e proce"" to afteLI you an I your tarrnl:. hir m-..tancL'. ... wp-.. th,u: m1Lan t,11-.e to be prepared v. hen it 7. Sta) mf'om1ed . Center (Harborside first fl oor that ensures people from all Jr~~ ' 8. Keep a list of imprn1ant phone numbers. of Aquruium Garage), we will walks ofbu-.iness and Cl\ 1c lrfo B.1'1L -.1c:p-. to prc:p&e for an emc:rgerK) Information and help: engage with yet another group become pai1 of this con\er-a­ I \ 1.11-.e a 'uppl: ku that includes uem' The Boston Public 1l ealth Commission ha~ of stakeholders whose input tion. SHIR\1 o\ PIERRE \LU.:h ,r, Irr'! aid 1'1ts. tlashlrght--. balleries. emergenc) planning guides and brochure~ and ideas will be invaluable to I hope people take pan rn fohxl .ind hott led ''.tier. rho1xi111 La'c: :ou can·t return home. Publrc Health Pn.:pa11·dness Office at 617· Ken Greenberg to help us with Crossroads lnitiati\e. The Yori-. Cit) to De roil last Augu ... 1. 3. (;i,c )PUr home: a ,afet: 1n ... 11ection. En­ 53-l-2333. Fur1her inlormation can also be the planning process surround­ public is invited to viev. the b en cl< 'er l l home \\ere the R1hlrnJak ,qre that thL·rc .ire: -..afl'l) Ul'\ ice" \UCh "" found at these Web \111'\: ing the Greenway. Two weeb Crossroads lniti ati\t: online tlcxxJ, of 1996 ahd I 99S \\here 'L'' era I rnd1e' 'rnnkL' detcdor.... lire C:\tingu1,her-. and car­ Bo,ton Public I lealth Commission ago, I unveiled the product of at www.bostonrede\ elop­ of min t:au,ed lrntreatc:J rJ\\ 'e'\ age. hP!llL' lx)n lllllrll 1\ rdL' LIL'k'L'tnr,. \\\\\\.bphc.org/prep,11c:; American Rec his work. the Crossroads Iniria­ me ntauthority.com. \\e are heating orl fro broken tank--. d1e,e1 tuel and -l ( rc:atc ,1 u1111111u111G111011 plan b) choos­ Cross, wwv..redcro,~.org/services/disaster ti ve - a plan that talks about making incredi ble stride and other L>\1c hou ehold chemrcaJ, to tl0<.xl the rrfa ... omeone out of \tale as your fami ly con­ Massachusetts Depanment of Public Health the Greenway in a new and ex­ we are eager to incorporate \£reel\. In fact. i i. po-..,1hle that ,111 emergenc~ l Homeland ~ecurll\. "v.v..rcad\.!.!O\. for the Rose Kennedy Green­ Whi le much attention has )Our fam1l~ - "rn the c,t-.e of a fire. Reg.1rd­ 5. I rnd out "hat ) our -..chool' ... emergem:) Shirma Pierre 1~ /'m)ect ma~u~xer for tlu been given to the Greenway a" way. les\ nf the ' i' or nature of an emergL'rll'). pan i' ahead nl ume Office of Puhlic Health Preparedness at tlu there are \1mpl thing-.. h,u: ou and~ our fam - 6. Tal-.c ,1 CPR or ha ... ic tirst aid cla\s. Thi-. i" Boston Puh/ic Health Co111111iA.1io11.

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Se~ and politics heat up the airwaves 1J ,, , ir; the) came for the Dixie Chickt.. but broadca.,ters have a tight to make their Mo..,t of them. Seve1i n says, would soon d 1·, en the) came for Howard Sterri. ov.n programming decision., and. besides. cide it\ ea...,ier to switch to playing gold o W II Rush Limbaugh be next? Stem\ sexual antics go\\ a) over the line. oldies. F , ' ~ASTER Ye-.. \a s Ja) Severin. a Bo.,ton-ba.,ed taJk Stem\ response has been intere-.ting: Poli­ Will it happen'! Ten years ago, Markey, <., how hos . The GOP may be after the po~­ tics has always been a minor interest on his SUN DAY, APRI L 11 t ranking Democrat on the subcomminee t talk today but there are Democrats waiting [° -.how, but since his banishment, he\ become oversees the FCC, said he was committed BRUNCI I. II lOM~2PM the most vitriolic Bush-basher on the ai1waves. "putting fairness back on the books." He s d ,. Featuring special brull( I Hem\ such as I .,uspect ifs a defensive maneuver. The next last Friday he isn't pursuing a return to t e" Eggs Benedict, French fo;l\I l.,mok.cJ Salmon & mort· along with our lull Jmnt:r menu time the FCC wants to hit him with a 5500.000 Fairne.,.., Dcx:uine. The way to ensure a dive fine, or the next time a broadca.,ter drops his t) of opinion-. on the airwaves is to restrict DINNER. 2PM IOPM '>how, Stem wi ll denounce it a_., retribution for number of rndio and TV stations and o I caturing our full dmntr menu "1th his political views. media outlets an) one company can have. .. . >pecial Ea>tl'r 1•ntrtt' The truth of the matter is that edgy sexual .. Competition is a proxy for the fairness d : :I humor and politics have long gone hand-in­ trine:· he said. : :(t who·d u<,e the ~me fedeml bure~­ hand. Lenny Bruce and George Carli n were ar­ The other local pol with a relevant opini n crclq to nock conser\'ati\ e talk rndio off ~e rested for saying forbidden words, but it was on thi-. hopes to be naming members to e f a.ir. their politics that sparked establishment hostil­ FCC next year. John F. Keny sounds like .J \\e \ e alread) ...een politic.., inter1ere w/m it). Don Imus is a must-l i..,ten for tx>litical might \i.elrnml' a return of the Fairness · mdio p rramming. The Dixie Chicks w~re mover-, and shakers, wh ich i.., why -.e1iou" trine. . yanked ·the aim a, es for a~hile la~t year journalists and presidential candidates are wi 11 - ..TI1c lo..,.., ol equal-time requirements ati.er one f them -.aid \Orne politicall) inc<;>r­ ing to put aside their mi..,gi\ ing.., over hi-. diit) think. wa-.. a him,:· Keny told the Hollyw n.--ct thm ~ about George W. Bush at an l·­ joke.., in order to get a gue'>t spot on the sho\\. Reponer in Januai) ...Becau-.e I think wh t'i. t war rail in England. Cumulus, the natio ·., Which bri ngs us to Jay Severin, who is al­ harrx:ned is that we got networks that are t. -,econd-1 ~e-.1 radio stint of view. an I Chick-. · the pla) li'>l of it'> ..Q country s - hip as Stem. He mixes rac; innuendo \\ ith don ·11hinl.. that i-. wi!>e.'' i· tion-.. conservative politics to a hard nx:I.. ..,oundtracl.. et\\Orb .. providing a single point of vie ~· That \a..c., troubling. e... peciall) when it v.eekday afternoons on WlTK-FM. ...ound-. lil..e a -.hot at Fox. che network wh se turned o t that ~hat at lir.t kx>ked like a grn.i,.,. La.-.t Thur..c.lay. he \\a-, talking about the PRESSURE WASH IT OFF! concept of balance tips decidedl} toward 6 EXTERIOR root\ ement to b<.>) con the Chicks \\'a)> a chilling wind blov. ing up from Wtt\hington. Repuhlicans. HOUSEWASHING Spring: Just dec1.,1on ade at corpomte headquarter, by a What he fears is a return of the Fairness Doc­ rhl' Fa1111e.,-, Doctrine imtx>sed a for ea Commercial • Fully Insured • Residential Around The Corner! CEO \v ) is a Bu'h ... up(X>11er. But there wFre trine. under which the FCC for decades re­ hlamlnes.., on political programming u til ~ • Paint Preparation other .., · ion pla) ing the Dixie Chicks. f1d quired rndio and TV stations to bahmce politi­ 1987. v. hen thl' I·CC dropped it at the urgin of • Mildew Removed the) '>l.'e 1t o ha\ e .,uf'\ i' ed. cal-oriented programming. If a Republican that old radio-h.111d. Ronald Reagan. That d ir • Masonry • Wood Then ame Janet Jad.. -.on \ wardrobe n1al­ comes on for five minutes, you·\e got to have sion hegat Ru..,li Limbaugh. and Rush beg ta • Vinyl & Awnings function The cl urn-.)' na.,h of her brea<,l du~ng a Democrat on for five minutes. !.!eneration of t.ill..ers \\ho chan!!ed the foe of ALL BIODEGRADABLE the <)upe BO\\ I \\.a" mild compared to '>Orne of Hem this doctrine v..ould arpl)' to free-form ~adio and poli11,·,. ' ~ PRODUCTS the thm• , vou can lind am da\ on MTV. but ideologues like Li mbaugh or Se' crin. let alone !hi' "l'cl... !he liheral-. arc getting into h~ A&A the FCC fielded more than a halt-milhon cljm­ the more -.ubtle bia.,es found on National Pub­ act. Air t\menL·a is launching a 24-hour I ft-1 PRESSURE WASHING pla111l\. lic Radio. is anyone\ gue"'· But that \\Ould ll'an1ng radio n,·tworl... with Al Franken g ·ng Then tion \ polnician .... alway'> eager to ibmt depend on the politicall) apprnnted members up agai1ht Li111haugh from ncxm to 3 p.m. e1°, about a opic people '>t.!em to 1,;ru·e more a~~t of the FCC. v..ho would -.udcknl~ han: grl'at Ht.:l\\ rnl ha' .i half-do1en '>lat ions. non o~t' than pol .ics.Jumped all mer that three--.ec011d pov. er O\ er the content of tall.. radio and opin-. thl'm. unlrn1un.itel)'. in Ho!-.ton. • i 'hot of J lCK'>(lO ·, brea.\l. :-..ie\t thrng ~OU knO\\. ion-oriented TV. 1'111..·r1..· '' lmpc that frai1ken l.'1.. ial- mk anti Hu'h .111gerju ...1 a.., Limbaugh cap tar- the ti~ the FCC e)(Xl.O<)(J and requir­ quire eH~1: hour a con ...en all\ l' hu..,tl'd he bal­ But bnngmg b.ick the Fain;e",., Dcx:trine we uicl : ing the =cc con,ider ~an I.. mg the licen'>! of ru1ced b) ai1 hour ho-.ted b) a liheral. He '").., -.rlencl' a lihcr;il net\i.orl..just a.'> -.urely a~ a orl~ enati\e one. ' • THAT'S "N£rNGLAND WEATHER! thn.-e tu e.... I draw fev. advertisers. putting a hugl' hit on the I '"' let th1..·111 all on the air. Let the ·xi] ''· 111<11 nea.,ure. co-,pcm'>tll·ed b) our ~~ n \tat ion\ re\ enue-.. v.. hi ch ma) be trne Broad­ Ch1~·i..~ '1ng. I l't Stl'rn tell stupid bbianj e~ ;.~ Work out in the safe comfort of your home ! Rep :-. trute~. \\ho ha.' been the lead Hqu.,e l'a.'t indu..,try watcher:-. ha\e conLluded tlldl .ii I l't I 1mbau d . md F-ranken rant. r Treadmills! Ellipticals! Bikes! Dl'moc JI on broa~Jca.,t regula11on for n;iore 1e111at111g liberal and con..,en.itl\e 1.tlk-,lllic h(hts "' a.' di~ 11.1ptive to audience retention a' lll'ntl~ \l'l to lllle channel and it\ agains thf ,. · 'uppon of nonhem hbeml' a.' \\ell a.., tjlue­ altemaung hip-hop v. ith counll) 111u..,1c v. ould l.i" to turn them off. In Ame1ica. we av:· , no~'C.l c m..ef'\ ati \ e.... ~91-22 be. plent) ol '>lat11111s and plent) of huttons o oti ·:; With n da~ .... the nation\ lai-ge't radio sta­ \t the lea.,!. bringing bacl.. the hurne"' Doc­ rad1m.. If )llll don't like what you hear. u ·• : tion ch· in dn 'Ppt.'t ruichnl /1\ e-11 1.'.al ~It 1ntere... 1 than b) clJ1 all..rl.'.k of good ~Le. "houlder for che menacing 'hatkl\\ ot the FCC. rl10/111( \ (! < I < <'0111.

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NOTES, from page 3 group runs, support. travel and 617-635-495 for recycling ser­ ing at 6 1 7-~83-3564 . The Allston­ The Boston Carpente Appren­ Ther~·s also a free Saturday 1897 through 1965. Its plays fea­ more, as runner.; fund raise for \ ices. Brighton ealthy Boston Coali­ ticeship and Training Fund is at meditalion circle from 9 to 10 tured bloodshed, rape, murder, youth development programs. If pick up as been missed, cal l tion works pro-actively and con­ 385 Market St., one bJock from a. m. run by Monique Nasser. mutilations and amputations, as The Dublin City Marathon i the sanitatio office at 617-635- tinuously improve the health, Brighton Center. For more infor­ Most participants experience well as' much comic relief. The run through the historic Qeorgian 7573 for coll ction. safety and cohesiveness of All­ mation, call 6 I7-782-43 14. well being, lifted sp i rit.~, and re­ Grand Guignol was a French streets of Dublin, Ireland's largest ston-Brigh on residents. laxation. toorist attraction until horror city and capital. The course is Plant a community Open Doors Brighton is at 360 movies proved a more potent largely flat and is a ingle lap, Help local Washi ngton St. Call 6 17-202- source of graphic thrills and gore. starting and finishing close to the garden, get some 6333 for more details and direc­ This play aims to recapture the city center. The fans, a supportive Brazilia Center grant money tions. spirit of the original with horrific West End staff, and your fellow ilian Immigrant Cen­ ~~t of Neighbor­ The Boston Parks and Recre­ special effects (made all the more teammates will provide all the hood Deve pment has intro­ ter is seek ng volunteers to aid in ation Department has announced Free GED, MCAS and powerful in the basement theater, motivation you need to make it to i ~ many p ~ects. You do not have duced a new service for neighbor­ a fourth year of financial suppo11 job-training classes dressed up as a torture chamber) the end. hood co rcial property to speak P rtuguese. Contact 617- for community gardens citywide. and cheap humor. The action is Funds raised will support the owners, bus· iess start-ups and ex­ 783-800 I or come by 139 Under the Community Garden JFYNetWorks (formerly Jobs the imagined last hours of the club's programs, which serve i ting busin sses needing to ex­ Brighton ve., No. 7. Small Grants Program, communi­ For Youth), Boston's largest edu­ Iraqi dictator, envisioned as a se­ 1,200 young people age 6-18 each pand or rel ate. ty gardens can receive up to $200 cation and workforce develop­ quence of increasingly gruesome year. Through a wide range of ac­ The Co rcial Space for Free gu~nce for toward certai n garden expenses. ment training center, is currently punishments. tivities in education, technology, Lease Finde is a convenient, free­ Introduced in 200 I, the pro­ accepting applications. Call 617- busi owners www~fy­ ""There's nothing the public leadership development, the arts ofet new friends are often di 1cult to locate, such as nt counselors who presented. you no longer need or want, cal IDs New Assistant," which also and learn new things like Web de­ back-office spaces or basement have bro business experience Eligible gardens must be 1-800-568-8688 and donate it t featured close-up special effects, sign or ballet. work and st rage areas. and ext nsive small business held publicly by a nonprofit or­ Franciscan Hospital for Childre though with a magic slant. The For more information, contact Created y DND's Office of knowled . The Boston College ganization and be located on or visit their .Web site www.fran dramatic effects are poles apart, Kristin Morlok at 617-787-4044 velopment, the Com­ SBDC at the Chestnut Hill cam ... city or non-profit owned prop­ ciscanhospital.org. but both shows' emphasis is the or e-mail [email protected]. mercial S for Lease Finder pus has n providing these ser­ erty in Boston. Any garden that Donated vehicles are tax de same: illusion. provides a unique link between vices fo more than 23 years. has unpaid water or other uti li­ ductihle to the fu llest extent o The play includes the roles of Hoops for girls property o ners who have avail­ SBDC c unselors have assisted ty bills is not eligible for the the law and the hospital wi ll pro Saddam Hussein, a doctor, an thousan of clients with all as­ fessionally remove it for free o Boston University Women's able inven ry with business own­ small grants program. imam or cleric and two guards. ers and e trepreneurs who are pect!. of mall business manage­ The Community Garden at little.: cost to the donor. All ve The opening is tentatively sched­ Basketball Shooting Clinic and ding business plans; fi ­ hides are sold at auction and Holiday Camp for kids in grades 2 seeking c nmerciaVretail space Small Grants Program sched­ uled for May at the Underground in Boston' neighborhood busi­ d strategic planning; ule for this year is as follows : prn1ion of the proceeds benefi Magic Theatre's Allston space. to 8 will take place at the Case : operations; and gener­ the Franciscan Hospital. In th Center, 285 Babcock St., Boston, ness distric -. completed grant applications This is a non-union production. Property wners with available ment. Seeking fund ing must be returned to the Parks past two years, treatment For more information, includ­ as follows: options, uringjobs and creating Franciscan has benefited 1,55 • Holiday Camp - Tuesday to space may complete a form at­ Department no later than April ing audition times, call Colucci at tached to e city's Web page list- new jobs are major area-; of assis­ 21, grant reci picnh \.Vii i be an­ young people from Allston an 6 1J -787-2991 or e-mail dcoluc­ Friday, April 20 to 23. Three op­ tance tha counselon. provide. B1ighton. tions: 9 a.m. to noon or l to 4 p.m. ing info ·on such as location, nounced May -l. and the dead­ [email protected]. usage, availability, lease rates The S DC also offers work­ li ne fo r submitting reqqired re­ Franciscan Hospital for Chi - $100 advance/$1l ll'walk-up; shops o a variety of small busi­ dren in Boston, New England' and con information. Business imbursement papers .from grant and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. (full day) ness topics. Small business own­ largest pediatric rehabilitatio Immigration clinic $200 advance/$220 walk-up. owners, e trepreneurs and non­ recipienh is June 30. profi ts can scan listing for ones ers cal) panicipate in the Community gardener.., inter­ ho!->pi tal, offers one of the mo t All immigrants living in Boston To register, call 617-353-8678. worksho s during the academic comprehensive continuum f are, encouraged to attend one of For more infonnation, visit that meet eir needs and contact ested in the program should the prope owner, broker or year for· nominal fee. contact Bob Pessek of the Parks services for children with speci I the upcoming immigration clinics. www.margaretmck.eon.com. To sc edule an appointment or health care needs in the Unit manager. Department at 6 17-96 1-3030 to The clinics are offered by the for mo information, call the States and most li ke ly the worl Mayor's Office of New Bostoni­ Though e cit) mai ntains this determine their eligibilit) and ob­ Join citywide dialogues on electronic ulletin board, it has no Boston ollege SBDC at 617- tain application materials. As a not-for-profit health-ca ans and will be held on April 7 and 552--W9 . Information is also ~ys t em, providing rehabilitatio , role in neg >tiations. 2 t' from noon to 3 p.m. in City ethnic, racial diversify availabl on the Web at behavioral healthcare, educ - The mmercial Space for Hall Room 803. Local groups are collaborating Open Doors tional services, as well as a v Lease Fi er i on the city of www.bc edu/centers/sbdc. 'This a way the city is reaching on a new, pro-acti ve citywide pro­ cty uf outpatient therapy a d Bo ton 'b site at www.cityof­ offers free classes out io new Bostonians and making gram of mul ti- ~s..,ion community ..,urgical services ~ a combin - bo ton.g >v/d nd/U_Commer­ Free classes Open Doors offer.., free energy sure we're here to help them and dialogues on Bo-.ron · racial di­ of healing ses..,ions on Thur..,da~.., tion resources that is hard o th~~r fami lies," said City Council ver.;ity. etal_S _For_Lease.asp. For The Boston Carpente"' Appren­ from 7 to 9 p.111. Call 617-202- tind anywhere else. Francisc President Michael F. Flaherty. It is an effort to engage evel)' more infofmation. call the Office ticeship and Training Fund is of­ 6333 on Wednesdays after I 0 Hospital for Chi ldren offers ho )'here will be trained profes­ Boston neighborhood in a comer­ of B usi~ Development at 617- fering f English a~ a Second a.m. to book a 30-minute energy to its patients and their families n sionals available to answer ques­ sation on a topic that involves the 635-2CXX>. Langua e cla<>se~ for all levels healing performed b) Open ovcl'coming the challenges of a tions and offer advice to those quality of city life for all. It will Thur.;d s from 5 to 8 p.m. There disability. birth defect, emotio Doors volunteer'>. Donation~ re­ who have questions on a broad .give neighbors a chance to con­ are imn ediate opening!-> for mem­ problem, catastrophic accident r range of topics relating to immi­ nect and to build relationships for bers of e Allston-Brighton com- ceived wi ll be donated to a differ­ ent charity every month. injUt). gration and issues that immigran~ the betterment of the community face adjusting to life in a new area. at large. c"y of Bo~ton Public The Mayor's Office of New For more infonnation. visit Work..'> partment Recycling Bostonians wm; established in www.ulem.org/Dialogue,.htm. Program ffen. recycling for large 1998 to meet the needs of the Residents of Brighton or Al l­ apartrnen buildings throughout growing and changing immigrant ston who are i n t~ted in partici­ the cit). l a Boston resident living and newcomer community in pating may call Priscilla Golding artrnem building with Boston. The office assists diverse at the Allston-Brighton Healthy six units would like re­ linguistic communities in under­ Boston C6al iti on at 6 17-782-3886 cycling :rvice, in the building, standing city government and en­ or e-mai l pri~llagolding @ ab­ have the I mdlord or building man­ courages members of those com­ healthyboston.org. ager call 17-635-4959. monities to participate. The office Materi s collected include also aims to strengthen the rela­ Volunteers needed plastic ntainers, gla<;s, tin and tionship between immigrant com­ al uminu cans and foil. and a-.ep­ munities and the city by improv­ VistaCare Hospice patients in tic pack ·n g, such as juice box ing the ability of these Allston and Brighton are in need contai ne " Paper produm accept­ communities to access city ser­ of caring volunteers to provide ed incl u 'junk mail. office paper, vices. fiiendly visit!:l , emotional . upport newspa r, cereal boxes, maga­ For additional information, con­ or en-ands. Flexible training zines. p ne books. paperback tact the Mayor's Office of New schedule and hours. and ongoing books corrugated cardboard. B6stonians at 617-635-2980. support are available. For more in­ For m re information about the formation, call Mary Shea Daly at large a nt building recy- 78 1-407-9900. cling, John McCarthy at 6 I 7- ~guests 635-l95 on'Making 'Good Neighbors Dollars,, & Sense' Handbook' on Web :'Making Dollars and Sense," a The Rental Housing Resource mqnthly Financial and Estate Center announces that the infor­ ge While You Work an­ Planning program shown regular- mational guide for landlords and nounces its expansion into the All- ly _on cable TV, ha'> invited state tenants titled 'The Good Neigh­ ton-S ri hton community. The Sen. Scott Brown as guest for bors Handbook" is now available mi ion of Language While You A~ri l. Host for the show is on the Web. To access the guide, Work is bridge the communica­ Ric~ard M. Kieltyka of.RMK As- log on to www.cityotboston. tion g that often exists between soc1ates, LLC, a financial and es- gov/reritalhousing. employ rs and immigrant em­ tate' planner located in No. Attle- · 1 ployees The program teaches borough. The topic for April will R clable information ESL cl isses at the workplace. be "Current Reform Legislature ~ Aaron luestein, program director Which Will Benefit Every Massa- The city of Boston Public and Bri ' ton resident, said, ''We chysetts Taxpayer." April broad- Works Department Recycling meas our success by the abi lity casts will be shown on Wedne$- Program collects recyclables of emp oyers and employ~s to days at 7 p.m., on RCN Channel 8. curbside every week. Residents in comm 1icate effectively. The • evel)' neighborhood can partici­ ability if employees to enhance pate in this program. Materials for their glish language kills em­ Silpport group for recycling in the blue recycling box powers them to make positive parents in Brighton for collection are: glass bottles, contrib tions in the workplace." jars, tin, aluminum can and foil, Are you a parent who is feeling For re information, call 6 17- all plastic containers and and o~erwhel med , isolated or milk 694-9 or visit www.language- stressed? Would you like to have juice carton/drink boxes. All these whiley uwork.com. the support and encouragement of materials must be rinsed out, la­ other parents with similar con­ bels can remain on and caps and cl!rns? covers can be recycled. 'Parents Helping Parents has Paper products for recycling in­ parent support groups in the clude; newspaper, magazines, gh a grant from the Amer­ Brighton and Cambridge areas. junk mail, white and colored ican gacy Foundation, the All­ Droups are free, confidential paper, paper bags, phone books, ston-B 'ghton Healthy Boston and anonymous. To find out more paperbacks books and conugated Coaliti n offers free information a~ut PHP call l -800-882- 1 250L~r cardboard. AlJ th~ can be placed and su rt for anyone interested v i ~ it www.parentshelpingpr ­ in paper bags or tied with a string; in q tting smoking. Tobaceo do not place in box. Conugated ents.org. trea nt pecialists speak Eng­ cardboard can be recycled. It lish, P rtugu~ and Russian. Ser­ should be flattened and placed vices nclude a private consulta­ Ttavel to Ireland under or next to the blue box. No kids tion discuss treatment options, and nm for plastic bags accepted. indivi ual and/or group counsel­ hne West End House Boys and For more information or to re­ ing, •rtified hypnotherapy and Girls Club invites you to help quest a blue box for recycling, call free r discounted nicotine re­ wban youth fulfill their dreams. 617-635-4959. place nt therapy. npe club is organizing a For those who live in a building For ore irlforrnation about the marathon team to run the Duqlin with more than six units and Tob Prevention and Treat- would like to recycle, have the Marathon in October 2004 and ~ec t, call Priscilla Gold- will provide weekly training, landlord or building manager call

fl Page 16 Allston-Brighton TAB Friday, April 2, 2004 \\ \\ w.allstonbrightontab.com www.allstonbrightontab.com Friday, April 2, 2004 Allston·Brighton TA , pilge 3 I ,, POLITICAL NOTEBOOK Subscribe to the 8th District Democratic Allston-Brighton TAB Presidential Caucus School visit Call: 888-343-1960 On Saturday, April 3 at I0 a.m., Congressman Mike Capuano will host the 8th District's Democratic Presidential Caucus, where atten­ dees will elect delegates to the DIMATTIA ESTATE 2004 Democratic National Con­ LEGAL NOTICE vention. The caucus wi ll take Commonwealth of Massachusetts A Complaint has been pre entl)ld to pla.ce at Northeastern Universi­ The Trial Court this Court by the Plaintiff( ), E'tude Probate and Family Joseph, seeking A Divorce. ty'~, Matthews Arena, 238 St. Court Department Bq~o lph St., Boston. Registered SUFFOLK Division You are required to se e vpon De.J11ocrats li ving in the 8th Dis­ DocketNo. 04P0643EP1 William Goldberg, Esq. - att rney for trict are invited to attend. The di s­ plaintiff(s) - whose addres is 620 In the Estate of TERESA DIMAT Massachusetts Avenue Ca bridge, trict includes Cambridge, TIA MA., 02139 your answe or~ or Ch~Jsea, Somerville and approxi­ before May 27, 2004. If you ail to do mately 70 percent of Boston. Late of BOSTON so, the court will procee to the Matthews Arena is handi­ In the County of SUFFOLK hearing and adjudication of this Date of Death September 15. 2003 action. You are also require toiile a capped accessible 'and is easily copy of your answer in the offi e of reached by public transit. Take NOTICE OF PETITION FOR the Register of this Court at Bo ton.' the. "E" train of the Green Line to PROBATE OF WILL the Symphony stop. Ex it onto Witness. John M. Smoot, sqµire, To all persons interested in the First Justice of said Court at Bo$ton, Massachusetts Avenue and walk above captioned estate. a petition this 25th day of March 200 away from Symphony Hall. Tum has been presented praying that a Register of Prob right on St. Botolph Street and the document purporting to be the last State Rep. Kevin Honan and State S~n Steven Tolman meet with Barbara Jacobs' fifth-grade class will of said decedent be proved and AD#475703 arena is on the leti. You m~1y also from St. Columbkille School In Brlghfo for a tour of the State House . .,onan and Tolman spoke to allowed, and that DR. ARTHUR F. Allston-Brighton 412104 take the Orange Line to the Mass­ the class about the history of the Stat House and how state govemmflnt operates. Pictured far DIMATTIA of LYNNFIELD in the County of ESSEX and ERNEST A. UC/FOOTBALL GAMES achusetts Avenue stop. Exit on to left, Honan; far right, Tolman; and uppe right, Barbara Jacobs, teacheri at St. Columbkllle School.) DIMATTIA JR. of STAMFORD in the LEGAL NOTICE Mass. Ave. and take a left. The State of CONNECTICUT or some firs t left is St. Botolph Street, and other suitable person be appointed Notice is hereby given t at the the arena is on the left. There is programs require our protection. ireformation and materials on executors. named in the will to serve Mayor's Office of Consume Affairs Toi~ without surety. also paid event parking available especially program-. that provide h~w residents can sat'el) buy pre­ and licensing has received n a~pli­ health care for children. I look chai of Public cation for the following ootball at the Gainsborough Garage, ad­ s<.:uiption dn.rgs at reduced prices IF YOU DESIRE TO OBJECT games for the 2004 season: jacent to Matthews Arena on the forward to wori...ine with rm fel- Sent ce Committee fr()m cer1ifil.'d Canadian pharma­ THERETO. YOU OR YOUR comer of St. Botolph Street and -low members dun-ng the b~dget Sen. Steven A. Tolman. D­ cies. ATTORNEY MUST FILE A WRIT­ Boston College vs. Penn State - Gai nsborough Street. debate to fuH) fund health care Brigt t n, \\ill take on additional In October 2CX>3. Barrios orga­ TEN APPEARANCE IN SAID Saturday, September 11, 2 4 for kids from low-income COURT AT BOSTON ON OR Boston College vs. UConn Friday "If you are a registered Democ­ leadc . hip resixmsibilities on the ni~ed a state\\ ide bus tour to rally BEFORE TEN O"CLOCK IN THE homes." night, September 17, 2004 . rat in the 8th District, I encourage Joinj ommittee on Pub lic Ser­ for atlixdable prescription drugs FORENOON (10:00 AM) ON April Boston College vs. U as~I - 22, 2004. you to join us on Apri I }rd to elect vice~ after Senate President a~d authored a letter co-signed by Saturday, October 2, 2004 delegates who will support Sena­ Boston College vs. Ru er$ - Golden wants to Ro • E. Travaglini chose the 51 legislators urging Romney to In addition, you must file a written Saturday, November 6, 2 tor Ken)' at the Democratic Na­ extend low-income Bri~ t n la\\ maker to head the a~I) for the federal waiver to affidavit of objections to the petition. Boston College vs. Syra use - tional Convention," said Ca- cornin tee. The Public Sen ice al "" for re-importation of pre­ stating specific facts and grounds Saturday, November 27, 20 4 puano. housing tax credit Comrn ttee is chai·ged ""ith con­ sc ·pt ion d11.1g-, from Canada. upon which the objection is based. within thirty (30) days alter the The starting times for these garpes Representati\e Brian Golden. side(i n all matte~-, concemino return day (or such other time as the will be announced at a futur daie. McDermott gets D-A ll ston/Brighton. along 1\.ith the <11 ·ie-., ci\ ii '>en ice and re~ (Note: Items appearing in Po­ court. on motion with notice to the 28 colleague 111 the Hou-.e. is tirert1: t of public emplo) ee-. and litical Notebook are submitted by petitioner. may allow) 1n accordance at: Alumni Stadium answer from sponsoring a bill to continue the colle. t e bargaining ti.Jr -.tate arf!a politicians and others. The with Probate Rule 16. known as: Boston College The applicant is: Thomas J. Turnpike Authority Massachu..ctts km income hous­ emplo ees. - - !4B reserves the right to edit all WITNESS, HON. JOHN M. Jr. City Councilor Jerry McDer­ ing tax credit. This credit ha'> .. I'm e\cited to be named chair uf!rns.) SMOOT, ESQUIRE. First Justice of The manager of record is: mott received confirmation from helped to create almost 1.800 of t~ ublic Sen ice Committee said Court at BOSTON this day, J. Keady, Jr. homes; howc\er. it i-.. -.et to expire March 25. 2004. Chairman Matthew Amorello and I welcome the challenges A public hearing on this ap ication that the Turnpike Authority will at the end ol the ti..cal year. ahead e common\\ealth\ e-m­ Richard lannella will be held at Boston Cit f-iall, not pursue any one-way tolling Passed in 1999, the credit -pro­ ploye1:. and retirees arc bearing Register of Probate Room 801 on Wednesday, a~ 5, 2004 at 11 :00 a.m. vides equ ity that allow-.. develop­ the Sjt e. if not greater economi~ proposals. Board member AD#475708 Ch1isty Mihos had suggested in­ ers to pnxluce affordable hous­ burdt·n n these tough times. I look Allston-Brighton Tab 4·2. 04 Anyone wishing to speak n this creasing the All ston toll to $2 in­ ing. To date, the '>Wte Department fc.>rw1L - to ""orking \\ ith commit­ matter is invited to attend th hear­ bound and eliminating the out- of Housing and Communit) De­ tee 111 mbers in an effort to JOSEPH SUMMONS rng .. Sign language interpret rs 1re velopment ha'> committed credit.'> -..u-eng en the '>)stern. \vhile rnai...­ LEGAL NOTICE available upon request. ritfon bound toll. ~ comments may be made prio to the The fol lowing is an excerpt to I} de\ clopment~ in nine com­ ing th~ ntte"saf) reform-, to en­ Commonwealth of Massachusetts hearing by writing to: from the letter that McDermott munrues Abmgton. Bo!-.ton. '>Ure t \ iabilit\ for \ear\ to The Trial Court Brockton, J·all Ri' er. Frani...lin, come.· said Tolman atie~ the an­ Probate & Family Patricra A. Malone. Dlrec or sent to Amorello on Feb. 20. Court Department Lowell , Ne\\ Bedford. Raynham nounce nt of his a-.cenc:lruK:e Mayor s Office of Consumer !fairs "If the Mi hos proposal were to SUFFOLK Division and Licensing go into effect, it would have seri­ and Walpole. The program wa-.. from 1i c chainnan. Docket No. 04D0504 Room #817. Boston City all, originally authon1ed for fi\e ··sw· tor Tolman ha' prmcn Boston. MA 02201 ous ramifications for my commu­ Summons By Publication year~. and m:arl) all of the credib hims f to be an effective and \Cll­ Telephone 617-635-416 nity. Commuters from towns Fax 617 635-41 74 west of Boston wou ld undoubt­ have been comm11Led. o further -..itive a H>eate for the rights of Elude Joseph. Plarnt1ff edly want co avoid the $2 toll. It is commitn1enh for funding can be \\Ori.I! ·· '>ard Tra\aglini ...At the v. AD#475702 conceivable that thousands of made unless legi'>l.ition to extend -.ame 1i e. he JX>s'>e-,se-, manage­ Clauzette Telusnord. Defendant Allston-Brighton Tab 412104 cars would cut through the heart the program 1s pa-..sed. ment ~ ilb that \\ill enable the of Allston and Brighton. The The program ha-, pro\ided Senai im.titute reti.>rm'> in our streets are already at a breaRing funding to help create 1.797 pensi rn sy-.tem to mai...e it more point due to other traffic and homes. More than I. I00 of these acco 11 ble to state retirees <.l'> The Charles River Watershed Association patking pressures. The Mihos homes meet -.tate afforclabilit) re­ well ~ payers ... presents the 22nd plan fails to address the public quirements. Thi.., repre1,ent!-. a -..ig­ In ~ J ition to hi '> post a'> chair­ safety aspect and fail s to mention nificant JXH1ron of the affordable man l'f the Joint Committee on any steps to protect pedestrians. housing produce pla) an important role in un of the of the largest concentrations of · Golden s.iid. "Production of crafti6g e commonwealth 's bud­ senior Citizens in the city of more affordable hou-..ing i-. at the get alt e a'>sistant \ice chai rman Btjston. The neighborhood also top of my l<.:gr'>latiYe agenda and has also has many children that something I ha' e ad\Cx:ated for ~i;f,; o:::.~:~a: ::~ w~l k to school. Due to budget strongly since entering the House copstraints, the city doesn't have of Represematives. The low-in­ folk I iddlesex District. which the resources to maintain the come housing tax credit is the include. All~ton-Brighton. the ares Canoe & Kayak Race painting of cross walks. I am con­ cornerstone of most of the afford­ Back B ), the Fenway. Belmont. cerned about the safety of our res­ able housing production that we Caml:jri ge and Waterto .... n. idents.'' have had in rcxent )ears. Main­ taining the credit i-.. e'>sential if we Barti s bill would help are going to ha\e an) progress in McDermott wants this area con.,rdering the high cost with drug costs help for youths of housing and the overall need A IY I written by Sen. Jarrett T. City Councilor Jerry McDer­ for incr~'ied production of af­ Barrii!' hat would help Ma1;sa­ mOO: supported two council or­ fordable uniL'I." chuse ts residents save thousands deRi, The first seeks to shine a of do ; a year by re-importing ligat on the plight of the homeless Barrios files bill to prescti,i ·on drugs from Canada clearqj major hurdle on Beacon in lh_e city of Boston. The second boost affordable de:!s with the Depa1tment of Hill af te the Joint Committee on Yo2'th Services and other pro­ housing production Healtf are gave the legislation gr n'1en·i n ~ th<' Chnrb f?rt ~r .rnd ic.1 uwerslied since J 965. presents difficult choices, cri tical created te office to distribute

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The real thing (R9g iano) is a g0l of true potatoes · nd steamed Parsley Chive Pesto plecely Place the nut . orl. ba-.il. -.;alt .md f>c:!pper cucina ltaliana. With ih CaJTOlS. in the bow I of a fi proce-.-.or fitted ''1th the I pm1icularly like thil> pesto in spring when the les..,-is-more -.ensi bi lity. re­ The sar e potatoes steel blade. Proce s ntil the nut... m·t! 1er) fine­ Ristorante Toscano strong flavor of chives is a great winter-ending -.pect for ingredients and and saute <;hard ac­ ly chopped. abo'r.t rnmutes. Tran.,fer to a 47 Charles St (Beacon Hiii) tonic. unabashed simplicity. it\ company / etto di po/lo srnaJI bowl and qr i the chee.,e: Taste for sc:!a­ the d ose:-.t thing to dining BostOO al prose ut10 ($21). sonings adding . ah d pepper as de-.ired. I 112 rnp.,.flat Italian parsley /em·e.\ in Italy you' II find in these 617- 723-4090 fonti1ia an prosciutto­ Make., enough sauc for one pound of pasta. p:.u1s. ristorantetosc3no.com. 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In 1968 a crne1111t· o.111g American 111 Pa11s rM l hael Pitt meets French t:11ns LoUt~ Garrel E1p G·een ,,rth .1hom he t>onds T"1e brot~er and s•ster dre \ a too close. ard the s111ft: seouce t11e1r ne .v pal Be•nardo Bertoluw is accus­ tomed to shocking trlmgoers and here tie 1~Bds his viJ ot beau~ ·th his and his trree h~racws lo E: ' tre crnerna tset :B e ETERNAL SUNSJilNE OF THE SPOT­ LESS MIND R I ,I" fl s scree• pa, c:mcen s ,i coup1e 1J1m THE GOSPEL OF JOHN (PG) The entire­ Carre Kate W1qslet h meet PflJO a ty of the fourth Gospel. endless repeti­ romance but .~nt out edch arranging tions and all. photographed without 1tr 1 • r T(lm Wilk rise 1 arid his much sense of artistry and acted flatly. c.rew 1ncluorng Mark RJftJIJ 11 d E 11ah

On the other hand. for those who find Vood tc t:,ra~e ti err 1'1e 1 1~s T 'it the obse~sive sadism and nasty Jew­ meet aga r ano tr 111~ re•ut1orst 1p ane1 ba1ting agenda of Mel Gibson s movie no! kn • :ig th;t tre , e been there L...~~~~~~~~~~~~~...... o.t:::-.__;1 ...... ~...... ------.. unpalatable. this at least plays 11 more or before /"\ st rang~ ·tern , rth a grdd, less straight. Although of necessil} visu­ The prince (Luke Mably) is developing an interest Ir the commoner QLalit a sic." Unlike alr1ost anyt11mg als :have to reveal something. and one (Julia Stiles} in ~rhe Prince & Me .~ 1e .e P,er s~er 1 .ind ad, norstrat1on m19ht argue that what is shown rs not .'lga r ,, r we IS dro11at1c ab1lrt1r,::; what might be shown ma better version. WILBUR WANTS TO KILL HIMSELF RJ THE DREAMERS J~C•17) If your lrfe [) B B+ (D.B.) C Not. as y'OU might thrnk. ~ liaro d 1d \;asn t ruined by st~!itlg Janet Jacksons HOW TO DRAW A BUNNY tJ I nted HIOING ANO SEEKING (not rated) A Maude np-ott but Wilbur (Jamie Si11es1 breast, maybe you c.ar handle total "' iii ~ ~ R 'ms n 110 deeply moving and eye-opening docu­ does tr again and agam. and keeps fail­ frontal nud1ty rn a brautiful young :J ed r f'lJ bE c •If 1 je 111 mentary about a religious Jew who rng . And his tJrother. Harbour (Adn3n woman and two hi n¢;ome young men. MOVIES. 15t 2.3 upon speaking with hrs ultra-rehg1oi;s Ra1·11m~ keeps trying to sa· e him. Asu1- adult sons. rs told of their wishes to c1de support group doesn t help. ~!her rem am apart from the secular 1'., 1r'!.. does the fact that both boo~stJre-owner partly due to their mistrust ot all non­ brothers fall for the sarne worian. Alice Jews. He embarks. with them. on a visit (Shirler Henderson) A qurrky funny to Poland where. during WWII . a family prickly. but gentle movie thdt gets to ,ts of gentiles hid and protected the people ending r rncei roundabout r::>ute thal were to become hrs in-laws The riv­ (ES) B+ eting and constantly surprising film should lead to discussions of tolerance Ongoing and forgiveness (E.S ) B+ DAWN OF THE DEAD R A rema~e JAMES' JOURNEY TO JERUSALEM more a tongue-in-cheek co1T11C tak~ than 1 not rated) A quret little Israeli drama an effort senously to scare the be~bers about a young man who travels from out of us as the George Rrmero tnlog1. the south of Africa on a pilgrimage to at least .. Night of the Livmg Dead did the Holy Land only to be stopped by Starring the charisma-challenoed Ving red tape and nasty people. Making 11 as Rhames Jnd Mekh1 Phifer the slumming far as Tel-Aviv. he ends up in 1a1L hes Sarah Polley and others. 1t otters enough STARTS FRIDAY, APRIL 2 let out to forced \'/Ork at a penny-pinch little rns1der zrngers to hold our att:nt10n ..,, r( ..t""""" 1W,AM(IMIAAS U ANOQUtH • WOii.MN 1ng company. he makes friends (and • onto... 0•11 • tll nu11n•t•[ ll for a while. but then it wears out its :1el­ ~ 111¥ S)JO maybe enemies) but he cant get any come. Set ti! a W1scons1n 11a the closer to Jerusalem. Some bright movie eventually (legenerates into seeing moments of comedy lighten up the trim. • f4'1tt which of our friends survive and ~ hlCh SO/lo\lAVllU and theres a sharp satirical take on don t and hov1 the zombies are offed COOLIDGE cqRNER LAl•Dl.lm ·~ NOV" 291 ttl\RVARD IREI' EMBASSY modern times as well as a splendid D 8 C+ BRI ~ Pll ~' •~ALTH:.1.1 performance by S1yabonga Melony1s1 PLAYi G! 617 /3·11500 181 893 2500 Sh1be as James. In English. Hebre:1 and www goodbyelenm com www aonydaUta.. com Zulu. (ES) B+ THE PRINCE ANO ME (PG) A fan>1 g1r' hoping to get rnto medical school 1Juha Stiles) meets the heir to the Danish throne (Luke Mably) He wants a break .. POWERFUL! A FASCINATING FABLE." from royal froufrou back home so comes to the USA to meet girls and try "Get ready to OMAR SHARIF BRINGS US TO 'IBRAHIM" WITH A to fit in. The prince is charming· his valet duck-the laughs "Del !~htful!" MODESH THAT REMINDS YOU WHY HE IS A LEGEND!'" \ .1 (Ben Miller}. officious and gawky the girl come from AO Scot<. THE Nl:W YORK TIMES OMAR SHARIF and her down-to-earth parents Ir· Pl everywhere!" headed . Whe11 a dynast 1lternat1 r 1s "Irreverently GOOD MORNING MONSIEUR IBRAHIM upon ther i :ii "1P sensible girl anc tier tunny and A FILM BY FRAN(:OIS DUPEYRON AMERICA raf1sh beau 1ave much thrnkrng to do. · exploding , .O\V LOEWS Delightfully pleasant characters and a • "I HARVARD SQ. ,. ¥' .'\ !~·-~'~"'"'" with nicely thought out sto ry. (D.B.) B wit!" PLAYI~G M"*-!~... F\ CLL I) I\ l~ E:'\ C. \CI·:.\ \l: \T~ LAK"e'N'"o" A..sLL so. WEST NEWTON Nr -N tilhL lti THE UNITED STATES OF LELAND R) A CHICAGO "" ( ) \ \ I ) I \). I ~ ( ~ ~ 1'19 I 19~ 6 l 961 6060 bright, strange nager (Ryan G J TRIB~E commits a ternblP crime and 1s 1111pr , o ied. His fairer (Kevin Soacey) a bnl­ liant but distant writer and a pnso·1 teacher (Don CheadleJ eacr h" e dill ent views of 11hat should become of this boy Michelle Williams ("Dawsons Creek") and Chris Klein (inumerable silly comedies) co-star. Goslrng ('The Believer") comes rnto his own rn this film. DB) B+ WALKING TALL R) This IS one mean­ spinted movie. ,1·1th no 11nproveme11t over the not-so-good ongrnal Pro virestler The Rock plays a soldier return­ ing home from war. only to frnd that the town has cnanged for the worse rO\ that its under the control of a greed\ sleazy and v1c1ous old friend. He Jr , lad3 Ii illers.mov il•s.tn 111 for sheriff 111 order to straighten thrngs out. but onlv gets pummeled and shot at BOSroN COMMON fEHWAY THEATRE HAI YARD so. SOME1V1W oAr.' VER S DEDHAM for his efforts Rock is OK 111 the part. as m 101 BROOKlll'll t W 1:-aJS II fj HQ •if MAl.l '11 ' ll ur I l't,,. I 611474 67M ,.. llOfl- • •luclllGo«l< 781 376 4911 is Johnny Knoxville as a good guy But WOBURN REVERE RANDOLPH FIWIGllAM 16 CHESJ N~l ll EMBASSY the film 1s more of a weak np-ott of 11 . i i.llf ~ Rll (l&.0' r ., i~O lll•Jl~ 'D U'll! lilll.'~'" Road House than the first Walkmg 1s· 933 1110 181 786 u · •6 '" n~ "' l'' soo 781 n 2101 Tall.' (ES) D No r>Ass1 s 011 , , 1s,.ouN T Ier ~ ";<; 1 .,,, ,,.. -• - , ,., •• <:OlJl'ONS /I.I C....tf> TED "'°' -:;;:;;;;:: I f Oil I HIS ENC ,l\GI MEN I < '.1 "°"" ' · ,. _.,

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Ptttting Faith in 'Sn0w White' dI Experfo JYs~tfr~e1~epair Wh elocks non-trduitional casting gives role to Cambridge tee . ALL WATCHES FIXED ON PRE~USES MOVADO • RA¥MOND WEIL black Sno\\ White? A Wick~d program for chi ldren. That's where she OMEGA • ROLEX • HEUER covered her great love - Shakespeare. jewelry Repair, Pearl Str111~ 111.~ Witch in drag? Appraisal Service Avnilablt· With ih upcoming producti~n "I took a class that taught the fundamen I 236 Harvard St. (Coolidge Corner, .ic~ the ~treet of the :t-;sic Brother... Grimm fairy t le of Shakespeare for children," she rec .I from Bruegger's Bagels) Bro 'kline ··sn°'' lhite and the Se\en Dwarfs:· i \ "and I was just riveted by the text. To be h afe to '> > the Wheelcx:l- Family Theatre is est, at that age I Jidn '1 understand it on an i 617-277-9495 1101 in D !>­ tcllectual le vel. but sti ll got the message o ney \ wo Id an intuitive le\d'' anymore. So much so that she used Hamlet's "to Thisad - or not to be" soliloquy when she auditio ration, stag J for a Wheeloc!- production of "The Hob 1ny regular Jane Staab. puts a fr 'h Later. she went on to play Petruchio last '>pin on he fami liar story. most notably in as part of Project Shakespeare, a tou n A Decade of Democracy: ca'>ttng ·1-)ear-olJ Cambridge actress a­ company or young actors who bring tlie B hanna F 1h in the title role. A Wheelock g­ to young audiences in the area. Witnessing South Africa ular 1.,inc enrolhng in their children's acti g While most young actresses dream · progrnm l I0. Faith was thrilled. but nots r­ pl ayi ng S hake ~pem·e\ Juliet Faith hope. pri1.,eJ w •·~ n 1.,he got the part. pla~ his tonunxl Prince of Denmm-k. "The t 11ng about Wheelock i1., that the) 're \\ould ddinitl'I\· like to play Hamlet s e \\~f) non 1raJ11ional in their ca1.,ting:· ... he ~x­ da) at the Old Vic in London. or the R aJt plains. ·· t is Snm' White·.., heart that\ pl re Shake-,peare ( 'unipan; ... "he -,ays une4ui o~ and de· J~ thn\ hite '>nO\\. becau..,e m) .., in call). Yahanna Faith has high aspirations for her color ce ,1inl) i... n·1. I thought it \\as a lx Id Right rnm. though. the home-sch()( eJ acting career. She wants to play Hamlet at teenager is look.i ng at colleges with '>tr ng take ... the Old Vic in London. 1 Featu ·J in the pnxluct1011. \\ hich acting program'>, and gearing up for her f rst Image: Thondo Moma, Back to Me, 2002, courtesy of orhst o~s on \p1il : . are '>Uch \\ell-krnm n Boston <~ c­ 'tarring role. " I don't get nervous:· shes ys cence and wonder and '>U rpri,c. and J'ye about her open111g "" "Snow White:· "b t I An exhibition of contemporary art of South Africa tol'> a.., ..ib SanuJ ( 111 drag l "" the rnn•ic WiLl-eJ \\itch. Robin :\llJ\011 as the \ ain ne\l~r pla) eJ a chm-c.1cter lil-e that. I'\ e pht) cd 1111ght ha\ e \l 1111e pre-\IHl\\ jilter-,. I just den ·1 celebrating 10 years of freedom [\ii Qu •n and Doug Lcx:l-wcxxl a-. a noble­ a lot of male roles. \O thi' i'> a strctch. and 1·111 \\ differem for me:· Faith '>a~'>. ... he appeared in a production of 'The Col­ H lweloc/... Fu111ifr 1/irntre. I 80 711e Rii er;L of Afro-American Artists "becau" thi'> mterpretation of Sncw. Wh te ored Museum:· Three years later her mother mn. 80.11011. lickets: S/2-$18; amilah( atj; 300 Walnut Avenue; Boston, MA empha-.i •!'l her qualities of\ irtue and in o- enrolled her in Wheelock's sumr11dr theater the hm olfwe. ()/ 7-879'-23fXJ. . ' , ' 617-442-8014 www.ncaaa.org ------

April 2 - July 31 , 2004 Opening reception and celebration ~.E.R.D., delivers W.l.N.N.E.R. Friday, April 2, 2004 "\till 1, \till 1\10\ in!! l\k:· rendered re- 6:30 to 11 :00 PM N.E11tD. 111arkabl) t l'gga~ in a m\\lical duet. .. Fl) r Die" (\'irgin) While the 111Z1Ztuc1ion required in such ' ~,I) or Die:· the -,ophomore rf- Sponsors: an a111hit11 •ll'> pn~ject lessen'> the raw • The Boston Pan-African Forum lea-.e from .E.R.D. - the f1- encrg;. found in the originals. the ru­ ..,1on- 1anJ -,1 Jc project of producer-. th • Cambridge Center Marriott Hotel -,ion or \l\ les j-, it'> own delight and \iepl ine-. and rapper Sha) - i'> bur\l \land" a" IL"'-lament to the legacy of the • Cambridge Peace Commission ng' ith ... uch creati\ e jo) it practical!; 111,111 \\ ho 1101 on I\ coi neJ the rerm • Cambridge Multicultural Arts Center rL·ggaL'. hut L'mh\XltL'\ ll. \- • N ortheastern University School of Law and /Vute /)r111 Department of African American Studies • St. Paul AME Churc;h 1um , out of ;our CD player. I\ lain Adam Ezra Group • South Africa Development Fund, Inc. ~ l:. tD. Phaffell William\ i'> audi­ ''Tumhlc l>m\11 Siem'' t-11\ 4tJJ) 11 mdul ~e 1Je.1' ,,, di'­ (fottln·d ~tringl lunded by the Rockefelle1 Foundoflon par.11 : tb h1pp1e tnll- '11ng'-. huh­ ,1,1111 ,,1,d ,rnger-'-que B .11 ,l \d.ur Lna\ thrrJ ~elf- 1-,-.ue Massachusetts Foundation for the NEWSrAPER CD 1s mal-mg waves J.l H- 1. No won Humonilies, o slate program of the COM n-\'\1 guit< · rock ah'>tirJ1..,111 and big v Notional Endowment for the Humanities IA Hera ld M fl'.:l1oi1 \.O'ftpanv pun 1' funl- rod. Bandmates der. It \ a charming set of post-Dav Cha Hugo and rapper Shay exult l\lallhe\\" acou ... tic rocl- that '>hows rea sondela is a project of th e South Africa Development h nd I" "llh 1m. The grom e' are a1., scorchi~g as gnm th from la-,1 year's band debut, "Ses for more information and exhibition programs· www.sondela.net the\ omen the) 1.,ing about. and Willi~1m." ... ion..,:· Not onl~ ha'> E1ra\ ~ongwriti n '._ ra1 ...e to \(X:ab hit the <,\\ eet \fXll ir1 the on Se\ en:· a rn>H Cl") Jisgui..,ed look at a gnm n 111me pllli,hed and ad and prell) on .. l\1a) be hearl-en ... bac" 111 E1ra \earl) Jay.. a" a fol Jerl· I Place ... \\ ii ham' croon\ beatiti all) . You Should Meet Her." B+ -,ingcr. \\ hile adding an element ot roots "Yo ma) not undeNanJ \\ h; ther ·.., a /:d .)1111A11\ rocl- to the prnveedings. Add E1ra's \\ ry ..,mil on mv face. it\ ·cause thi" orlJ /)an Gmr::ale: 11e1.Jim111 at Tlw l'oint i11 tiN per\on \Oil)'\\ riling. hi" soulful rasp o coul be ,t;ch a wonderfol place:· For Bmwn 1111 April 9. a\ oice and fl t:l'I and-funk) guitar playing mu-, : fari.... "Fl) or Die .. i-. a -,1ep in tl-f Ji­ and ) ou ha\ e the \\hole '>IOI): Local Bo recti 11 of mal-ing that happen. A- Toot and the Maytals \la"c' Good. B+ - Samh R11t~11u111 Aerni R. C1111re ··True Love" (\/2) hen a mu... ical icon !!ain.., enou !!h W cachet to inspire an all-"tar jam. it .., The Von Bondies "Da 1 Gonzalez" (da11gom11lev11usic) in ... tn.icti \ e to '>CC\~ hat I-ind of all--,1ar' gath ..P Bmton-ba'>ed -.inger-\ong~riter er ·round. For legend Tool'> Hibbert. oed qua1 lL'l the Yon Bondie;, hav I goe-. for a laiJ-bac!- -.ound anJ~11xxl the orbi ting \tars for ·True LO\ e.. come C maJL· till' leap to a major label at th in a hon ...crie-.. of tune" - the CD ck "-" in from \ irtuall) e\ery genre and ge neration. 'ame tillll' "inger-guitari'l Jason Stoll at a ialf-hour that are light and Ii tin g. Just l{)()k al the gue-,1 li 1.,t Willie Nel..,on. ste1111er madl' ne'"" b) gelling beate1 1 Play ng acou'>tic and n) Ion ~ '>Iring g ·1m~. Bonnie Raitt. . R;. an Ada1m. blood;. b) J;1L·!- \Vhite. Whatever. 01 and !~aing a little bacl-ing help from ·ome Tre) Ailastasio, Jeff Beel-. , Boot­ "P) Collins. Bunn) Wailer. Ben Hound remai ll\ raw to the quick. Helmed b rem 1i<1cen1 of Chris Momez. His . ng-, Rachel Yamagata, Ken Btx11he. Marcia producer Jerr; l la1Tison (Talking Heads pain picture-. more than tell \torie. , al­ Griffiths. Tm) Hall. the Skatalites. Shagg), the Yon Hondie, · garage rock is seeped ir tho •ha couple of them di -,appoint 01 ly in and Keith Richard'> - and )OU un­ swamp) rocl-abilly 001ing '50s verv that tcxie -. do start. but the songs end fore derstand the depth or Hibbert\ n.':'>flCC I and While Stoll"teimer dominates vocally wit the 1les get going. He demonstrates a sm·­ influence. High lighted by Clapton\ wah­ hi -, pained :yelps. co-guitm·ist Marcie Bole don· ·sense of humor on ··seno1ita JorieS:' wah-infused "Pre'.-lsure Drop·· and Adams· and bassist Ca1Tie Smith take the mike oc the (Osei\ connected "Be Careful cif the uncanny tum on ·Ttme Tough:· I..+ 1.,ong'> casionall). adding an '80'.-I post-punk po G) 1e..1., .. and "Mondays Bore Me ... H¢ gets from Toots' 31-yem· recording career

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A NEW AND EXCITING SUMMER CAMP HAS ARRIVED IN •ROOKLINl!!I ATTEflTi()H IJJI AHIJ C:UNllHIJ GOUT ~()C:IC STA~S/ A"'~IUC:AH .ilJ()I WiNN~~S: IMPROVISf l ll(E MILES DAVIS? WRITE SQ HELP! "It's April and my kid's not ebrolled in camp yet!! NG5 LIKE BL/NI( 18 2l ~======~~----Ei!!:======~======se====:==:==:==:==:==:s===:==:==:===JI Middle C Music Not to worry, help is on the way! the following tips, from t 1e American Camping As$ociation Presents of New England will help parents who still haven 't si .;ned their kids up for ca p:

I. First and foremost, )OU 3. Clarify e\ actly \\hat 4. tart immediate(~ - ~OIJr fir~t choice - per- mal..e no guarantees. should call an organization )our child \\ants and there ire till fine camp h ;:s enrolling for a dif- the) can usuall~ mal..e that knows \\hat camps needs from camp. Is "ith ~ome spaces a\ailable. fe 1 nt number of \1eel..~ e'timale~ ba~ed on pre\ i- are fill ed and can refer yo ur child athletic and th tn )OU originall~ ous seasots Til'HES your child to camps that loves sports'! Make sure 5. Contact the camps )OU pl 1nned for or for differ- N\llSiE'S EClCll 9. lf~ou (lo not get into A 1om-f1lled musica adventure are still taking campers to say that and look for a are in lere ted in - the) e t 11ee l..~ in the month )Our fir\! choice - find for kids ages 6- 16 where you can and that best match ~our camp that meet s this cri- might ha\e an opening out from the director ·J•m wlfll your lrlen1b• child 's likes and dblil..e\. teria. Lows theatre and for 1 camper \\hn i' the 8. I here i' no harm plal'- • ••11 wlfll • U..o Hl11 Ho11 .....,,. \\ htn \OU can appl) for •'-9.....,ffflo the arts in general'! prK1 e "· 1ge and gnde in~ ~our name on a camp the ne\I s!Jmmer ..,...,.,, ., •edr _,, ••Ill· 2 Before making the call. Doesn 't do \\ell in an a~ \Our child " ting li\t - ho\\C\er. • •1v<1y ,,,,.,.,.,.,, .,,,• make sure ~our child i~ e\treme l~ structured )qt should not bani.. on R' ~flt Ru;sel. ..•Ion '• hst feltcllor•l• ~ \tCUll\t Oirec1or ANO read ~ for OHrnight camp. em ironment'! Has a 6. \ number of camp - it rnd must continue Own or lht \( \ qf \tn ~·~land •Ro

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American Camping Associatioll® of New England (800) 446-4494 • (508) 647-2267 • www.acane-camps.org www.allstonbrightontab.com Friday, April 2, 2004 Allston-Brighton TAB, page 25 ---'------FR 0 M PA GE 0 N, r- rRAOOuPTONEXTEL-1 With homemade bleac ers, Brigbton I EXCLl!~!Y!;~~t!!J!v)Green I roommates can keep heir Sox on : EARNUPTO 35,000 MILES' : I r.·-..:. on Delta, Northwest, Southwest:United I BLEACHERS, from page 1 psyched about the whole thing." mo\e the TV ,out there. tire up mates will able to savor their I / ~ · or US Airways I 4lfl Activate while waiting for your flight! Bring this coupon started taking shape, we all Since the blcachcrb are at­ the barbecue,"' says Gouveia. "It O\\-TI person take on the Fenway I 0 with you and get a free car charger with activation I jumped right on the bandwagon." tached together by brnces and hould be aw me. The ultimate expcnence 1ithout having to The initial brainstonn came bolts, it's quite easy for them to Red Sox fan t ing." !..:a~ Bright n. from Poropati ch, also 24, back in be dismantled and the room­ And th rs s nmer. while ., isi­ "We may ave just one bleach­ January, as Boston 's other fa­ mates expect to be mm ing them ton. to the real Fenway arc dodg­ er fight. t ough, among our­ vorite sporting team the New around quite a bit as the \\ann ing bleacher ghts and rushing : 866~NxdTL.Ai'R ~~~~ selves." Po opatich deadpans. •1.11ten~.....,.._~U111 ..~...-.nR.-~u..-.....---~ ... ,...... ,..,...,.-')._~'"c'1Ct:1icm.~ ;;II: ~=-c:i:~~M ...... -.s..vc.~ ... ~.....,.._,..._SZOO~Wl'""-iefl ... tflWW England Patriots - were in the weather comes. to get their ti 11 been. before the ··Just to say 'e 've had one." l.i midst of their awe-inspiring win­ ''We 'II move them outside. se\·enth-innin ning streak. "We were going to have a ------Super Bowl party, went to the store to buy a DVD and came back with a high-definition TV set," he laughs. Deciding that such a statc-of­ thc-art cntcrtai nmcnt system Oceded an equally statc-()Lthe­ ¥ t perch from which to watch it, poropatich, who works in adver­ ~sing, fou nd himself thi nk ing ~tsidc the box. Soon, he was getting in touch with the room­ mates' friend Nate Puck, a civil engineer. Puck's reaction to the idea of bleachers? "Let's do it," he laughs, while

:... "We had all these Celebration Starts ...... people over for the Everything You ..Super Bowl, and at one Thursday, April 1/L~;::::S~~ Need For Easter .. point every single •· person was in here checking out the bleachers. I swear ••• it was like watching your :son on his first day of ; school. That's how proud we were of these :.. things." Jay Poropatich

!{lungi ng on the bottom of the four rows of wooden benches, which were recently painted Fen­ ~y green for the coming Sox S,t!ason. •, "Nate was the contractor," says £1oropatich. of the work \vhich ~as done outdoors in the groups &iveway during one of the cold­ ~ t weeks in memory the sub­ ~ro days leading up to the Super MISSES' & WOMEN'S Linen t'Jowl. "We were labor." Related Separates in Your sg99 Choice of Short Sleeve & ~" We were out cutting wood in . each Sleeveless Tops, Capris & Skirts tVe freezing cold" says Stavri­ Compare at s1a & up - Assorted Colors Available rrou. 23. of the process. which t~ok just two evenings and rbughly $ 100 worth of materials to complete. ~ ·:1 was asked to leave during (be process," says Gouveia. ·'bc­ ~au se I don't bring anything to ~c table. I was very negative ~bout the whole thing, until it ~t arted look cool, of course." • "We measured it out very carc­ Ailly ... found a good amount of feg room. and made sure we had ~n o ug h ofa comfortable space to sit in," says Stavri nou. before cracking, "Then, WC cut that in half, and it was just like Fenway." As expected the new furni sh­ ings - which can scat up to 15, by Poropatieh 's estimates went over like gangbusters at ... Qieir public' unvei ling: the Patri- INFANTS' & TODDLERS' GIRLS' (4·16) 6ts' victory over the Carolina Famous Name Spring Famous Name Spring e'iinthcrs in Super Bowl XXXVl- Dresses in a Great Dresses in Casual U:. Selection of Styles or Sundress Styles : "We had all these people over MISSES' & MEN'S Famous Maker Traditional or for the Super Bowl, and at one Spring Ores in a Urban Dress Shirt & Tie Combinations Wide Variety Spring in Assorted Colors & Tie Designs - sg99 point every single person was in Styles and Co rs Famous Maker Microfiber Dress Slacks each here checking out the bleachers," Compare at $40 & up Compare at $20 & u in Solid or Fancy Styles Compare at $20 & up Compare at $24 & up says Poropatich. " I swear . . . it was like watching your son on his first day of school. That's how proud we were of these things." Once football season was a memory, however, the roomies' thoughts turned to that of base­ ball, and the Fenway-ization of the bleachers began - first with the paint job, and s~on fo llowed by the creation of one red seat on tile bleachers, a tribute to the famed "Ted Williams" seat out in Amway's Section 42. ; "Having that is huge," says Poropatich. "And, of course, no LADIES' Retail GIRLS' Spring EASTER BASKETS ore will be allowed to sit there." Stock Spring Sh Handbags in a $ In Assorted Styles & Sandals in s $399 Variety of Styles 599 1Other possible plans for the $1299 s1999 =~ each each Assorted Colors each Assorted each arartment include the creation of Compare at $9.99 Compare at $22 & up Compare at $40 & up I Compare at $7 tl).e "K" cards hung up at Fenway f~r whenever Martinez pitches, cihd possibly even painting the 'Rall s the same Fenway green as t»e bleachers. Visit our newest stores in La rence and New Bedford, ~ Luckily, the roommates have Allston_. Brockton, Ea Boston, Fitchburg, ~ understanding landlord who Lowell, Malden, ethuen, Nashua, dbesn't mind the creative fur­ Quincy, Somervll _ and Worcest er nishings that have made their 1-888-S P-AJW ""ay1 mt. o the apartment. A whole lot more for a whole lot less. Every day. (R) ] "Our landlord's actually show­ il)g the house now," says Gou­ vba, "and some people who've . w1ll1 us and ean 5'11. rewa-ds V1S1111try store or ca111 .sn-588 TJX to apply for a card today Selection will vary by store. c9me in here have been pretty Page 26 Allston-Brighton TAB Friday. April 2, 200-t \VWW.allstonbrightontab.c ·-~~~~~~~~--+ FROM PAGE ONE

ACA working har to change community's imag .•I

ACA, from page 1 that 7- 11 is an industry leader in pr - "We've been opposing licenses no The 7-11 will mo ! into Harvard Avenue n~ar Blanchard's liquor store. tecting against crime. matter who's" been asking for them. The 7- 11 wi ll move into Harvard A - said Paul Berkeley. president of the By working with fthe ACA on issues that concern the neighborhood, enue near Blanchard's liquor store. y '' ACA. afterwards. the association felt I could support the store's request to stay open longer. working with the ACA on issues th t· Al lston-Brighton Police Captain concern the neighborhood, the associ - William Evans spoke force full y agai nst ti on felt it could support the store's r -! the proposal. wi ne would be 'ierved from noon unt I \hould tr:!:~ :.f.::· ~!•-. l1.:ense frqm another Meanwhi le, the association encour­ quest to stay open longer. .. ··clearly it's something we're I0 p.m. in an enclo ... ed area of the fr busine\s. re:-ulting in no net gain of li­ ages groups and businesses that work But in the end, the main topic of co - against:· he said. "The last th ing thi s court. censes in the neighborhood. ~ ith the community. cern at the meeting was that Allston h· s neighborhood needs" is more alcohol ''As an Asian Ii\ ing in Amenea... sai While the ACA stand:- lirml) against Members voted unanimously to become a destination for entertainme licenses. one reprcsentaci\·e, ··food i-, a big part ( f more alcohol license'>. it po~sesse:- no al low a new Seven-Eleven to extend it 's and little else. The police are "paying too much at­ our lives." anti ha\ing a drink \\ith real authorit;. to pre\ ent them from operating hours from 9:30 p.m. to mid­ 'The alcohol is the draw.'' sa tention to all the li4 uor establ ishments." meal is pan of that eulinaf) experienc . being granted. night. Berkeley. said Evans. "We ha\'e limited re­ The AC'A ha-. made oppo-.ition 1 The cit) licensing board. ~ hieh has Representatives from 7- 11 presented Community members would Ii Ke Al - -,ou1-ccs." new li4uo1 license<; a standard po'>itio . the authorit;.. liJ...e-, to hear ihput from plans for deliveries. trash cleanup and ston to chan!!e - to become somethi In a presentation. representati\'cs said Berkde). In general. he said. e · the communit). said BerJ...el1) . and the parking that would limit effects on more than n1erely a place to park a fro m Super 88 said that Asian beer and tabl ishmenl'i that want to <;erve alcoh I ACA offer-, such input. neighboring residents. They also said and party. ,· It's.pothole season

POTHOLES, from page 1 NSTAR or Verizon which · e AT.YOUR S ~RVIC lie ~treets is because of the often seen building utility trenc - weather. The root of the problem es for repairs. When one of the e begins \vi th the cold weather companies leaves a constructi n from December to February. site, they try to patch up th ir which ea u ~e~ a 3-foot layer of worJ... as well as they can, b 11 fro~t that fonm beneath the the1\• ... Casaua -,aid. "Frost i ~ l!=-~~~~~~~d the traffic I go through each da ; the main culprit behind potholes. [XHholes make it worse, and I and this \\inter has not produced wi~ h someone would do som - FLOORIN as man) rxnholes as in years past. thi ng about it." 011adweetney &J>ainling The mild \\ inter actually prc­ The city of Boston does n t SPECIALIST "Pl' • Rcter.:nc.:' emplo;ed area workers. Si11i ng 781-449-7281 RICH <:RONIN on a stool. ~u rrounded by a half­ do1en residents. Kerr) ull\ eiletl a lieves keep small business s from expanding. Heating l~ Plumbing ne~ st ud) detail ing the state-h; ­ Al lston-Brighton state R . state numbe r~ penaining to job Plumbing • He ting • Gas Fitting loss under the Bush administra­ Kevi n Honan. who has cat - Emergency Boi er • Water Heater tion. and the contrasting job stim­ paigned for KeITy in both lo a and New Hampshi re, was p1 - Repair & eplacement ulation he\ promi:-ing as pai1 of • Design his own campaign platform. sent at the round table and S' d VALENTE CONTRACTING, INC. • Construct (617) 799-6740 "I don't think we deserve lead­ afte1wai·d, ''Sen. Keny's job pl n ership that 's satisfi ed to down­ initiati ve wi ll create thousands f "The answer to all your needs" • Maintain (781) 26-6519 size the American Dream." said jobs for the commonwealth. A d A Family Owned &Opera ted Third Generation Ken-y. as he responded to what it is altogether fitting that e Renovation & Construction Company. he perceives as a "blindness" on would unveil hi s plan here ·n Brighton. Sen. KeITy has alwa s Residential & Commercial, the part of the Bush administra­ tion to the real problems faci ng been an advocate for the peo le Baths & Kitchens unemployed Americans. of All ston-Brighton." KeITy's Brighton appearan e Licensed & Insured • Reg. #16527 Using a map of the 50 states which stood as a backdrop dur­ was the middle stop on a whi 1- wind morning of activity for t e (781) 938-5497 . (78 1) 953-7974 ing his appearance in the Train­ ing Center's Uni on Hall, Ketry Massachusetts senator. Prior o pointed out that 88,000 jobs in the round table, he had spoken Massachusetts di sappeared dur­ satell ite to the Building Tra s ing the Bush administration, with Legis lat~ve Conference in W: an es ti mated 29, 100 people ex­ ington. From Brighton, Ke hausting their unemployment moved on to Mass. General fo a benefits during that same time. 45-minute procedure to repai a ~ CLEAN OUT He criticized the Bush admi nis­ torn tendon in his right shoul er ~ tration for deciding not to renew muscle, sustained in Janu unemployment benefits for a while braci ng himself during a or CLEAN UP third time. sudden stop by his campaign b s. Appliance removals reasonably Kerry, in tum, promised to cre­ Following the surgery, Ke priced. Rubbish removal ~ clean ate 247,000 new jobs within was to enjoy a brief period outs are our specialty. ChTa pest Massachusetts in hi s first term convalescence at his Bost n prices in the area! Credit on through a plan that eliminates in­ home, but he had told the le removal if items a re of interest! centives for corporations to send ing center during his morning p­ jobs overseas; gives financial as­ pearance that he would be b k (6 17) 846-5 t 34 sistance to small businesses; pro­ campaigning "faster than y u vides for a large influx of public can blink." works spending; and reduces Materials from wire sef1Ji es health-care costs that Kerry be- contributed to this story. Gill~O\J i St. Jude Hospital Gala on April 3 The sixth annual Big Dreams The event, known for its I' e for Start Small Gala to benefit St. celebrity auction and fashi n Special Rates Jude Research Hospital wi ll show by local designer Den se 800·255·799 I take place Saturday, April 3, 6 to Haijar, also will feature the n w 11 p.m., at the Boston Park Boston Children's Chorus. e &11.4a4.102~u Plaza Hotel, 64 Arlington St., dress is black tie optional. Boston. This year's gala will be host­ For more information or ed by ABC's ·'It's All Relative" pun.: hase tickets by phone, To Advertise Call TONY:1.800. 24.7355 ext. 7949 actor/comedian Lenny Clarke. 617-965-5262. _""-.,-ww_._a_lls_t_on_b_n....:·g=-h_to_n_ta_b_.c_o_m______#·------~-·1_·it_h..:.1) _.._ \ .:....p1_·11_2_:._2_!)(_J-+_ __:A..:...llston-Brighton TAB. pagL' 2- AT THE LIBRARY .~------~

Brighton Branch Help for beginning Ma) 19 !Bea1 mL ~la\ 2n more 111f11r111c t1io11 1111 thew 11m­ All anish Ii\ ing or working in the nm ing boo!...., and u-.111g the lmcr­ Internet user (Flowe"'): June 1 (Turtle\)~ June ~1w111. nil/()/ 7-782-6705. Allston-Brighton community arc nct. 40 Academy Hill Road, 9 (Ladybug,): June 16 (Father\ ill\ ited to panicipate in the expo­ Mystified by the Net? Don't Da) ): June 23 ( Bunertlie-.J. \ition. '' hich in dude~ jirricd Brighton, 617-782-6032 know how to surf? Help 11, avail­ Weekly programs Wimer Houn;(now through June • School Bre~L - ThuN,la\ "· Honan-Allston award., for the \rnri.. .., exhibited. able at the Brighton Librlll) on a .W:-l5 p.m. Call ~ 1 7-782-6?°05 Each ar1i-.1 ma:r e\hibit three • Che..,.., Instruction: Saturtht\ .., 12): Mondm'.\' and Thursdavs, one-on-one ba<;is to get you stan­ Branch al 11 a.111. /\1 1-.ton re..,ident Richa~ll noon to 8 iJ.m., Tuesdays a·nd for more infoma~on Free and piece'.>. Space\\ ill be allocated a.., ed. Call the branch to make an ap­ open to the public. applicatiorl\ ;u·e recei,ed umil all T) rec gi\ L'' rn.'e in\lruL"tion in both Wednesdays, 10 a.111. to 6 p.111., 300 .\'orth Han-ard St., Allston, pointment with adult ..e~ices li­ • The Faneuil Bookworm., - a\ailable space.., arc tilled. ha,ic and .idv;uiced chcs\. Practice Fridays and Saturdays. 9 a.111. to 617-787-6313 brarian Alan Babner. through June 24 1f.i p.m .. April ~etc,, arc"' arlable for pht) after the 5 f?.111. Wimer f/1111n r1101r thmugh June 15 (Poetry). Apri. 21' 27 (In the Garden J. !:: ... ·"""·'· itJ u.111. 111 () fl.1;1 .. Fri­ r) Studcnh in Conce11 ...ene.., after 'chool. from 3 to 5 p.111 .. \Ill No registration required and clan c111cl Se111lnlcns. 9 11.111. to 5 come.., to a close'' ith ih linal per dent-. Ill grade -, 6 12 are welco111t• Donations are being accepted June 3 (Ant-.). Jun 10 (Father\ admission is free. The group fl.Ill. formancc at· 11 a.m. on Saturda\. to join lltll Ill'\\ Ciame'> Club. for the spring book sale in May Da1 J. June 2-l ( ummer Sol­ meets Mondays and ThuNla}s at '>tice J A lxxik di, u... -.ion group April 3. TI1e performance i.., h) Tabletop mle-pla) mg game,. at the Brighton Branch Library. 6 p.m.; Tuesdays, Wednesday -. undergraduate '>t udenh at till' board ga11tL'!-. and trading card No textbooks, outdated travel for children fro{ to 8. After and Fridays at I 0 a.m. h>r further reading each txxjl. a mix of pic­ Awx:iation ol Ne\\ Lngland Co1henalot"). game ... All welcome. Bring \OLii" books or encyclopedias, please. information. call 617-782-6032. F~~ ~~:e ~!~ °''nor ..,1i ,11 e the librar) \ g:11;1c' Also, no pickup of materials. For ture boob. nonf 1: on and po1.·1- Retired PeNm.., i' ' fXHwiring ta\ f\ ) aloud. the !!ll' i ha \I.' ,1 further information, call 617- Ill \\ II ,h._,i..,1ance at the Honan-All..,ton Positive Teen th-.cu,,ron followt·da) '· I() a.m. IO I p.nL. April i.., Poell") Momh! Hear • ··1 ou" Socl..alc\i': B.t\l' \\eek. Preregi-.trnt.qn rclluired through \pnl 15 and C\er) Satur­ Music recital 419 Fa11euil St., Brighton, 617- teen.., from aero..,, the ... tate at t llL' ball\ f tr't Indian:· Saturda\. • The Faneuil Pagetumef' - Ja~. 9 a.m -noon. through Apnl 782-6705 -lth Annual Po..,iti\c Teens l\lag.i \prrl I 0.. 11 3 p.m. \uthor [ ~d All are welcome to a musical rue~} " at 6:3( !) ~11 .\ pafL'nl 1-l. '.'.o .1pprnn1111elll 1' rCL1 U11 eJ to Wimer Hours (no11 • rlm111 ~'1 J1111e 1me Poetr; Slam. '>laged for thL' Rice\\ ill ~· 1,e a tall.. on his boo!.. cecital .. A Great Cry of Soul" /child book J1~u,,ion group. ap­ recel\ c ,1,-.1.,qncc from Yolun- 12 ): Mondays, Wedne.\dan. ancl li1 ..,1 time at the Hollan-All\toll .. Baseball\ fir...t Indian. Lolli-. with baritone David C. How~e . propnate for chilJten. grade, -l 1eer.., Pat P&k and Lr ng Ling Thursdars. 10 to 6 fl.Ill. Tun­ Branch Lihran. on Saturda\. "lock,tlL·"' Pen11h,cot LcgL·nd. on Thursday. April 22, at 7 p.m. at and up.\\ 1th .i pa1eri1. Join in tor Lhou. days. 110011 ro R p.111 .. I nda.'\, 9 Ck\L'l.ind Indian .. Rice '"II tall.. great comeN 11iq11 and a ,n,11:k. \pril 2-l. tro111 io a.111 --+:30 p.1{1 the Brighton Branch Library. .ihout tlm k~endan athlete from 0.111. to 5 /J.111. , Saturdan 9 cu11. Spo1hored b) Po, ll I\ c Teen.., Travel from the beginning days April 20. ··Hotding Up the Maine \\hl1 bccam~ the lirst na to 2 /J.111. E ''L'll1 h11 rnorL' 111fon11a- gram. an innovative. attcr-~h(loll ,t11J-a11\\\L'I ,e..,'>Hlll \\ 111 follO\l Coming Up J,1\.., .il 11 a.m . ILtc\da\ \ at 1io11 ,11ld Ill rcgi'IL'r lo ,1.im. 'i'll program to help kids in grade-. 1 • LAI" \ Science Ad' enturc Stories, films for kids • ··\takrn · \1q(1 l1l .. ,md "Sa\ 10~30 ,1.111 and \\cdnc'>d;\\ al \\ \\ \\ po,tl\ ClCClllllag.L'Olll. through 12 do their home\\ 01 k \\cdnL·-.,da). Apnl 1-l, I Y~O All children are welcome to the and learn to study better. Kids can ing Up.. ThuN.ti April 22. ,11 6:30 p.m Pa111L'1panh can. iom I 0:30.a.m. A \pe\J1,1 ..,chool ',1ca- I :30 p.111. ( 'ltildrcn. age 8 and up. Tuesday storytelling and film get free homework help from other aduh larfauage learner.., 10 Internet Basics 11on \\eek C\ ent re\ented b\ .1rc i m !led 111 .10111 i 1r for an .intL·r programs at the Brighton Branch profes-.ional online tutor- and pracuce corl\ J;·.,auon ... i..11 i... 111 .\mencan £\pre~, inancial \ j \\edllc,da). Apnl 7. I Engli..,h is free. For further information. 'i"o"' Inc .juc,,t fcd.;id.., Kid\ \\tll If )OU ha\e no L'\llCrtCllL'e '' llh L'ktlrtL:ll' "ith S.irah Salu 1111- mentor~ . uall 617-782-6032. 1den11f) po-.,-.,1ble \U\ ing~ goal\ compulL'r' or the lntcrncl. !111 .., 1.., lhoma.... ,md pnori1i1c che~1: then ,imulate HAP the cla" tor ) ou. I .L'&11 l11m to • Alkn1111111 Conccn ScriL''> 11<1\ 1g,lll' the lillcrnl'l ,tlld tind in Mother Earth's Kids' Ongoing ''"mg for 1ha1 gc al. .\, .1 group. Home" l 111 A "1'1,tllL'C Prll­ Sa1urda). \pnl 17. .11 \ p.m. '\L'\\ Programs kid.., \\ 111 brn111 ... 1ori1 ,1bou1 fX'\'i gram An 1111lo\la11\l'. aticr-,chool format111n l-r10..l.1nd ( 1111sl.'n alllr) p1,1111'1 multicultural tales • Lapc,,i t S1oryti1.ne. Monda)'· ble \\.ay-. to '"ma,e mooh1'" and program to h01p l..1d-. grade' .\ Dlllk ;u·e welcome to hear '>loryteller April 12 (Li' for Libranc..,LApril pleasure Kate Cu-ney tell ··Mother Eanh \ 26 (Mis for Mommie-.); fa) 10 • Z. ,11 gel lrL'C hrnlhl\\ 11rl.. hL·lp In 1111 • .. 01x·11 Ended \n E\plo rlm1ugh .1 gL'llL'lllll' gilt fn1111 1.itinll<. an program Tucc,,da). Multicultural Tales'' on Monday. (N is for Ne~ts); May 17(01-., for I0:30 a.m Join l ' for•· 'fll'L'tal prok"ional onli11L· tutor' .ind April 12. at I p.m. at the Brighton Ouchies and BtX) Boo'>). Ma\ 2-t 'chtxll \LIL.lltllll i1ecl.. program 'fll'L'tall~ 1ra1r1t:d high ,d1u\ll Han ard Reali) lll'tghh11r Ja111L'' \pn I 20. I p.111 .. IPr cht ldrcn 2 Brunch Librar). Folk tales from ( P i.., for Pigs): June 7 fQ i~ for pre..ented ~) Swuh '-;alerno­ llll'llhlr' UL'llrgl''· lih1:tr) \ 1-.ih 1r' Ill.) .ind 11ld,·r. l 'ht ldrl'll '' 111 tn llL'\\ ;u-ound the world will include tra­ Quiet ): Jun~ 1-l ( R i" tor Rll't.'-.). · lliom.h. ChrlJrer \\ 111 he 1111ro. llll\\ \\ ~llL'h I)\ I), Oil a Ill'\\ fl.it ''""' ul l,111!..111!.'. .11 11t.:1r ·\\orld ditional and contemporary sto­ June 21 (S ic,, for SnaJ..e,). Chi - Juced to the tu11Jan~emal-. l11 18th annual A-B Art \l'rL'L'll tl'iL'\ i'ion .11 lhL Honan tltr;lll!.'.il di l ('~·a\ Oil\, Stl.'nL i I,, dectncll) 1hrougl1 an 1meraLll\ L \11-.llln B1 .111d1 I .i hrar\ \;o" 'PU l).llk'I ;111d ul ltL'r 11 ; ll1L' l \th anrwal I)\ I) pla)L'I .I( h1HllL'. 111· )Oll L, II • \ \\ illi.im ~lL'tt. <. L·lchrat1n11 • The OK Club - ·1ue da)'· 27. Coming Up !ling -.pon\orcd b) thL' Friend' nt \IJ,h111 Bri).!htun \n I 'Po,111on "prL'' IL'\\ .. a I)\ I) hL·l11rL' t.1J..11l!.'. 11 \\L'dlll''d.i). \prtl 2 J. lrlllll l April 13. May II. June 15 at-l Strnies that Challenge and Up­ the f aneuil Bw...:h Libr.rr\ Lll-'111 ithllrL'd h~ lhL· Honan- \II home - Ill ~ 30 p Ill \ rL«tdlll !.'. ( I 'e\ Cl .ti p.m. The Onl) Krd-. Club 1-. J lift. Monday. April 12. at I p.m. l\ 1u-.1c. face paino.:r and rcfrc,I~ -.tllll. BndllllO ,111d r·ancurl \II [)\ D .111d VI I ~ mm re' l\lll .dl-lln1L' t l\nnte \\ 1llt.11n ~lei:.! monthl ~ book di .,c u ~-.ion group Special gue-.1 anist Kate Carney. ment.. hra11L·hL'' till' Public I 1 be \IL'\\ L'd or hon l1\\ l'd from lite· p1L'lllrL' h'h't-.' l<•r ll1 tldrcn at the Fancuil Branch Lihr.lf) f ' 1Lk1 Pll' "·d In till' ,htm illg or children. gr;ide-, lhrL'L' anJ Up lhL .1111111,1,l,I 1,1;11 Book discussion J)i \CU\\ "'JaLU1a [\J1,,111g'· h) /Ju I cmc•111 Rn 11'1 /.i/1n1n ,, \pnl ~1 I '' llh .tn 111x·n111g rL·l·cp po,,1hk· \ l'Lk hlll!.'. IL'lll'\\al' ·~hrl'I.." .~l 2 tion '),11urd.t). \pnl ~.al I pm \\ llh lhl' -..ime card U\Cd for hrn - 'l' A book di.,cus-.ion is held at the Jane Ku111 Hoob <1re ,1\a labk ..it r ./ /9 rc111l'llil ~I. Rni.:hron I"' I' Brighton Librar) on the second the Faneurl Hranch L1hraf). Reg- Wedne-.day of each momh al 11 1... 1ration required. Call 617-7l'i2 a.m. and the second Thursda) of 67 05 for more informauon the momh at 7 p.m. - choice of • Pre '>chool St<>!} tiinL'. two groups. Wednesday, April 1-l. Wednc~da )'> at 10:30 ,1 m. For and Thursday. April 15, "All prc~chooler.., age 2 10 'i. and .l Souls: A Family Story from caregiver. April 1-l (i\l the Cir­ Southie... b) Michael Patric!.. cu-.); April 21 ([)ucbl~ r\pnl 28 MacDonald. ( Rainbm"' J: Ma) 12 t Frog ... I. TERS Improve the Quality of Your Life Dr ..,J,11"b1 h,1, hdpl·d 11111111du.1 , " l'dkr ni.111<1,;c WHAT'S ON A-B FREE RADIO ffi&H c .OMPUTER pt·1•plt· le,1d happ1l'r I 1<'' L11 'trl'" al h111111 1n thl' 1n1rk I I I I ' ' ' -.-.- .. FJ.ELP· ll'c1d1111g thL'l11 ,f,.,jll, li'lllg f'lc1Ll', .111d II Ith ,jg1111i(,l11! \\ I\ 111111d b11Lh·. u>gnit11 L' 11llwr'. I 11,.,,. -kilb L,111 h1 II' • I •• lrt \I •' bd1,n l<•r,11 and+''' d1,1,h 11nt IP1lk ,1t ,ind L1•f1t' 1111 rl' 2' /-/ere :1· the schedule of programs jiJr 1670 AM - 1W11"11- n.rn11L 11·1xid- l,ll11l1 \\ llh ,) \.Hit I\ Pl 'ltl.­ Hrigh1011 Free Raclio M&H C'(1nsulting 866-848-:3686 \ll'nt.1 .111d plH ,,,,11 ,1!1<111' th,1t 11lc1\ l 'li'l' d1-· h1 ..1lth h ,1ttl'dl'd b1 lhll\ trL'" 1ndud111~ nwd1(,1l u>n· \ 11u rL'.1d ti> t•\krn,11 -1tu,1· d1l111n,, rl'l,1t11•1i-hip d1tt1111l­ SUNDAY 111\11,. H,11, 11>u rL\1d h> llL''• dl'prt'"ltln ,111\ll'tl ELING thL·m can att~·d ~ 11ur ph' ,,. ,t'ft-u n:lc1\at1on klhn1qm·, '1·lh1LlL'f't,l11< l'. l'lhCll'llll ''I Martha 'Townfey, ,md n•pmg ,J..111, that c.in pLrl11r111anll'. lll t·rall 'L'lhL' (617) 630-1918 MONDAY "\.{S it' L IC.S'll ' tklrt'cbl' ph\ 'll·1l rl'ntnil.11dl-being ,111d to 'trt''' Thl''l' ,J..111' help 'l'll-l',tL'l'l11 2 to 4 p.m. Allston Sports Now-Alex (508) 655-6551 4 to 6 p.m. Sonic Overload - Al .Speaalt.::111 i11 n>u11.m lt>u•. < h,111~1', Learn sKJJs to decrease stress in 11 \ Urohr \Ill }I) I > 9 to 10 p.m. Shadow Line - Seth your life, whether due to, • "-1< die cil 1011< Prll' Suli-t.in< P abu'I' i'tSut•s 10 p.m. to 12 a.m. Live Live - David • work \'oicpm,111: 61 71 ).Jl-iO l (, • anxiety TAX SERVICES WEDNESDAY • depression • personal relationships 12 to 2 p.m. Malcom in the Midweek - Malcolm • chrome illness AccuTax Christopher Jenkins, CPA 1 6:30 to 7 p.m. Allston-Brighton Forum - Mark .. Guaranteed largest refunds allowed by Law" benm~ hour- a' ailahk IRS Matters·Personal·Bus1ness Taxes Enm Slawsby, Ph.D. Authomed IRS Ef11e Provider No1ary Authomed Mass DOR Eflle Provider Publ THURSDAY •ed clinical~ For struggling students Instructor · IWcine Harvard Medical School ere's a right educational choice! .~ 617 .558.8013 www.selliorcpa .com 3 to 5 p.m. Allston Sports Now - Alex ~ 1005 Boylston Street (Ale . 9), Newton ~ on (617) 630-1918 t tet l~mng, benaviora: and emotional 6 to 7 p.m. The Critical lick - Bill 195ues CVrl\ nee you <7..hem ,~·- 7 to 9 p.m. Mixed Greens - Chris ' 9 to 11 p.m. The Spiral Dance - Hawthorne Learn 11g to enjoy life rs hard, rf....,arding work The right therapist am help. Look for one who Adam R. Goldberg \\'ai t ••• FRIDAY Educatlonal Consultant r.7011·1 rs empatht•:1c, practical, easy to talk Leslie 5. Goldbe~ & A500Ciate5, LLC .\cln•r·t isP 7 to 9 a.m. Morning Brew Ha-Ha - Carolyn and Kim with, and;,ffers help in a clear way. 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Nolan named new N GM at Paradise Holidt1y with the nwyor Party time The Paradise Rock Club, and its new restaurant: The Paradi e Lounge are pleased to announce w+e the appoi ntment of Becky ~o l an as the new General Manager. s Nolan has over 15 yeap, expe­ Where's Your rience in both the food and live Career Headed? music industries, first at the Hard Enter the t>xciting field of Rock Cafe and then at the House High Tech with confidence. of Blues. Her unique knowledge Get a great job or tramfer to a of the synergy bet\\een a live four-vear >ehool. Or choe music venue and a rc ... taurant hru. frorn «JUr Libcr,11 Arh and Health Profe"ion' progr.im,. taken The Paradise I ,ounge to a new level of service and -.ty le. • Competitive • Affordable Nolan first self-appointed goal • Convenient is re - branding the Paradi~e Mayor Thon1 s M. Menino attended the ann al St. Patrick's Day Party pt he Veronica Smith Senior Cen~r In Brighton on Follow yo11r dream>. Lounge as the ··Re-.taurant that Call 781-239-2500, or Rocks." She ha.., already March 12. P rty participants enjoyed an authentic St. click on www.massbay.edu, re-vamped the menu, emphasiz­ Patrick's Day lunch and performances by Irish step dancers. or vi,it our Center> of ing value with the adc.htion of din­ hLcllcnce in \\'ellc>lcv, ··There helf. art~. with a pa~sion for food and at the American Ireland Fund's annual St. Patrick's Day and trained in Jamaica brings the mu~tc and the '>taff. Luckily. mu!>ic. Witb its nightly entertain­ Celebratlon on Friday, March 12 at the Fairmont Copley Plaza his expertise to the Lounge·s our '>taft i!> r- u~ic -o riented. but ment schequle and monthly art Hotel. In the cocktail lounge, the 350 guests were treated to casual American Fare. He will traditlonal Irish music and songs. Guests were also ~ ~~?~~Y. with ton ... of ,.J(xl and be' erage openings, the Lounge is the per­ ~t.lrt htrl". (;O lll/l'H'lll'rf. continue to influence and per.,on­ entertained by The Marcels, a great live band ensuring tl\at experience:· _,,jd Nolan. fect place IP catch a bite to eat, alize the menu with creative everyone danced the night away. The highlight of the evening Under ·olati\ profe~..,ional grab a few beers, and hang out be­ specials and new tlavo~ . was Darren Holden, piano/vocals from the Tony Award winning gui,e, the Paradi~ Rock Club and fore/after a show. Biiiy Joel/Tharp musical "Movin' Out" who rocked the ballroom the Parad1...e Lounge \\ill further The Paradise Lounge is located out with lots of dance tunes on the grand piano. at 969 Commonwealth Ave. de,elop into 11 cohe-,i\e full --.er­ ' ice facility Aide. All eight students under­ NAFTA to recei\e indi' idual ··Her genuire leadmhip -,lull New nutse's aide went an intensive one-month Eng­ training allotment!> for job training and trrughtfot\ ardne-.-. ha" en­ On Thursday. March 11. Marie lish immersion program and then ai1d placement a'isistance. Upon deared the ... wff to her goal" and Saintus was among eight students continued on to a five-month elm,-. receiving his certification. Blan­ methoill. Sr .., alre;d) done graduating from the Ameri can combining English as a Second chai·d orticial ly _begins a new ca­ amazing thin$ !• n the ... hort time Red Cros~ of Mas~achusetts Language and Nurse\ Aide reer in health cai·e as u Ce11ificd '> ince -.he arri1 c :· ... aid Jeff Mar­ Ba) Nurse s Aide Training Pro­ Training. This pi lot program Nurse 1\1de. !>hall. directornf t\ e \ 1u ... ic Oper­ gram. officiall y becoming a was developed for unemployed For 111orc information. vi'>it www.h11stonredcros-.,.org. ation-. for' an(h.1$ L) on" Group fa- Red Crosb Certified Nurse"s workers who qualified under

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Listed he11 i\ i11fomwtt011 controlling portions and incor­ refresher cla-.-.,. conducted at a John-.on to pre-..ent infant mas­ ohow co1111111111i" lwppe11i111!,.\ ut porating exercise into your daily cost of S30 per couple. For an) sage cl;1,se-. on four consecuti\e the Curuu\ Sr E/i;abeth \ J1ed­ schedule. of these classe!>. call 617-562- Tue ... d.i: "· 3--l: I 5 p. m., in the icc1 / Centu: 1"36 Cumhru ll!,I' St .. Registered dietician Sophia 7095 to regi ster or find out more. Women\ Health Pa\. iI ion acro..,s After a long, harsh winter, everyone is looking Bn1!,hto11 I 111" 1~wre i11jor111atio11 Kam\"eris. M.S.. and Physical from thl· St. Margarec"s (B) park­ Therapist IV!eg Madden of Sr. ing lot. The program is available forward lo wanner weather and longer days - c~ pe<.:iall~ 011 anr '!f tlu ttre111s li.1ted you New dads' boot camp Elizabeth's Health Care at at a Uhl of S80 for each four­ Ilk/\" me the 1 iJ11£1ct i11 fim11atio11 Boot Camp for Ne\\ Dad.., is a homowncrs who a rc anxious to do some wm·k a round Brighton Marine \\ill pre!'>ent \\ eef... L·las-.,. with a new se..,-..ion 1111hi11 the eJnu de1criptio11. or unique community education the house. ··Fit & H ~althy'" on April 14 heg1nn1ng each month. Enroll­ co/I/act Joe ~· , 1L1h. J 1:. pub!ir· af­ program for fiN-time father\. from 2 to 4 p.m. at 77 Wa1Ten Sc. ment 1-.. limited. so to register 01 .. jiun wul 11w1-..ttti11~ coordi11a10r. Taught b; veteran fathers. Boot Look lo llome r!..,~ Carden. Spring 2004 during the 7 in Brightot~. The event costs just for more information, call l// 61 - ··HY-203:!. or Camp equips new dads with the SI 0 per at1tendee. including· re­ Sand) . I \IM. at the Famil y. Nur­ week of April 11 for fresh ideas, moncy-s. Registration is re- turing C C'llL' . (1 f - r -l- 11-l '. and the lak~l trend~ in home impro\"cmcnl, interior challenge-.. of falht·rhond fhe 4u1reJ. and 1nten:~"ted partie-.. three-hour \\ orf... 'h11p ui\ a' • .l. clceoraling and land~caping. Fit & Heal1:hy 'houlJ call 6 l '-562-53 5 to re­ not only care and tatherhooJ. h ~our heeat. but al o the needs of new moth­ Sibling Classes ol the tad d eu,, anJ nutritional Plus, enter to tci11 a S l ,000 oriental rug from Dewer Rug ers and fa milies. The workshop ~upplemenh thllt an: ci rculating Hm ing a little brother or ..,i.., ter' mul a $2.50 giji certificate to Jarvis Applieance and Breastf~ing classes focu-.es on topic-. such a-., in the med1~ · · E\el)one would can he ;11~ exciting. hut un-..cnling' The nae ral process of breast­ ··Forming a Nev,, Family:· ·The 1 llomeTre11ds! like a 4rnck l\x. but long-term transit1lln for -..ihlings. Carita-.. St. feeding ca benefit from a little Changing Role of Father'>·· and Eli1ahl·th ·.., I\ 1ed ical Center Ii fest) le chaj1ge-.. healthy food formal edµcation and practice. ·Transition from Mate to choices and t1e Jre ulumate- proudl) 1xe ... e11l\ a cour\e Ill pre­ Mothers '*1d their partners are Motherhood:'· and prO\ ides a pare children aged 3 to I 0 ) ear" COMMUNITY 1) the better~ luuon'>. im ited to attend thi'> session hands-on opportunity fo r NEWSP~PER Lo-.ing and iiaintaining weight for all that pi ­ ~A ltt • • Id "'' d• • to 1r1t• ~~ can be a fnNtatmg e\perience consultant Cla!>ses meet the first baby care skill s under the guid­ lal sta) to the atTinll of a new becau ...e food pla~" -;uch an im­ Tuesday qr the month. 7-9:30 ance of \.eteran dad-.. and wi th famil) memher Cbsse.., meet Sponsored by: prn1ant role 1 our ll\e..,, filling p.m .. and uostjust $ 15 . Call 6 17- the help or those in-..tructor'. social. emott.inal :mJ cultural the fir-..1 SaturJa) of e\er) other 562-7095£ register or for more babies. Ample time is -..et a-.ide month. 10 a.m .- noon . The cmt need .... informati on~The schedule for fo r interacti\ e que..,t1011ing anJ for thi s cla-.s i-., $20 per famil), . Dover ··Fit & Health)··\\ ill teach) ou the remai der of the year is as the best ad\ice \eteran dad.., with cl.1'>ses beginning. on Ma) I· hov. to halh 1te nutrient" and follows Apri l 6. May 4. June I. can offer to rookies. Boot and Jul: 10. foo tcb help achte\ e a Jul) 5. Al)g. 3. Sept. 7. Oct. 5, Camp 'eterans abo henefit Fam1 he-. Illa\ call 61 7- 562~ he.ilth) \\ eigi ti We \\ 111 al'to div ' O\ . 2 anerie~ begins on es meet the second Thur-.day of als or those seeking a \olunteer April 5. 6. or 7: fol lowed by a se­ the month. 7-9 p.m., and ai·e lim­ activit) to meet with member~ ot CARDINAL ri es beginhing on May 17, 18 or DfOJCATlD I DEllVUY /LOGISTICS FtdxHomeDelQ.)~~ ited to ~eve n couples. The co-.t the hospice team. 19. A corr)pressed version of the is $30 per couple for classe-. on Caritas Good Samaritan Hos­ • Tractor Trailer • Independent Contractors same co*se is available in a April 8. May 13 and June I0 . pice i:-. an agency of Caritas weekend session. Accelerated • Delivery Drivers lnfomiation Meetings on 3/30 &3 /31 at 1-6pm Call 617-562-7095 for more in­ Chri~ti. a Catholic health-care classes meet 8 a.m.-4 p.m. the formation or to register. sy~ t em of °the Archdi ocese ot Call: 508-792-4381 FedEx Home Delivery Saturday of the month, or 4- la~ t Boston. serving people of all www.cardlog.com 985 Belmont St. , Brockton. MA 02301 8 p.m. on consecuti ve Sundays. faiths. Hospice provides pallia­ All accelerated classes are limit­ Infant Massage ti\e care to patients and their fam­ ed to eight couples. Caritas St. Elizabeth\ Med­ Tl-iENORFOLK@'DEDliAMGROUP ili e~ in their homes or nursin Sunday '>eries begin on April ical Center in vite!> fami lies with homes through a team of regis 18 and Mpy 16. Refresher child­ babie.., aged -l week-. to I year to tered nurses, social workers, spir • Senior Commercial Li m1s Underwriter birth class i-; also available and learn about the benefits of infant recommended for repeat parents. ma~sage. Ma~sage helps babies itual counselors, volunteers an •Automotive Sales • Mechanic Please send resume & salary history to: Refresher! classes meet the sec­ to sleep better. relie ve~ pain and home health aides. Hospice i· Phone: 781-224-3700 HR, The Norfolk & Dedham Group ond Mot;day of every other colic, improves digestion, aids committed to providing excel Fax: 781 -224-3710 P.O. Box 9109, Oedharr MA 02027 month. 7+ I0 p.m. The next re­ relaxation and establishes a non­ lence in care, compassion an Fax: 781-326-21342 fresher course wi ll be conducted verbal communication link with dignity of life. www.1 28.com E-mail: dgillis@ndg{oup.com [email protected] on May ~O, fo llowed by a class parent~ . Fami ly Nurturing Cen ­ For more information, call Gai on July Ii. ter of Massachusetts is working Campbe ll or Judy Diamond it Cost for al l classes is $ 150 per with Caritas St. Elizabeth\ the Brighton office at 6 17-566 Medi cal Center and Meade 6242. H&R BLOCK· couple. w1th the exception of the mortgage • Building Maintenance Mechanic • Maintenance Sched & Planning Supervisor • Loan Officers • Bottle Machine Ref1alr Person Catch up on Delivery Please forward your resume to: • Maintenance S~ pervisor [email protected] indicating Job Code: LO/Burl • Seasonal Positions Available problems? EMAIL: ccenejobs@na1c kecce.com happenings at the Or Fax to: 617-640-7235, Attention: Jeannie Hermosa www.cokecce.co le reers Joseph M. Smith Community Call: 888-343-1960 Health Center ... I l

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Boston College's second annual dance marathon recently brought together nearly 700 BC students - some as dancers, others as vol­ unteers and well-wishers - to raise funds for a worthy cause: Children's Hospital Boston. The end of the 18-hour rhythmic odyssey left the stu­ dents weary but triumphant, having raised more than $60,000 for the hospital. according to event organizers. _ This year's marathon. themed "Miracles in Motion," drew 240 BC student dancers. 170 "moralers" (students charged with keeping the dancers motivated), 80 student volunteers and 200-plus student well-wishers - in all, nearly double the participants from the previous year. Also in attendance were a number of patients from Children's Hospital Boston and their fami­ lies. some of whom addressed the crowd and even joined in the dancing. The event began at 6 p.m. on Friday. March 19, and the dancing continued nonstop until Sat­ urday, March 20, at noon. at which time students announced the total money raised so far: $62.441 , more than double the amount raised the previous. year. Organizers

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Were natpral landforms scholarship applications Seminar on raising a student-athlete .. Rais111~ a Student-Athlete·· i-., free ..,emina1 for coaches, pai·ents and models for pyramids, sphinx? '.\onhe<1'tem l 111' ers1 l) \\L' lu imc' work.shop will provide guidance and support to coaches/parents take place in the Universily's College of Arts and Sciences bu khng. Gnnold . ..\1hll!t1 Dcpanmenl. \onhen~ 1 - The fol km i ., local -.tudenh "ere named 111 ti~ dean·, 11,1 dl \ 1iddle­ hi~h school Class of 1959 "ill be holding a reunion. Class members bility during a two-day symposium hosted by the Boston Um\ef\11 ) ....C\ Communi t ~ Co ll e~e for the 2CXl.°' fall scm¢-.ter: All,ton re-.ident'> nr~frientb shou ld contact Sandy (Mac isaac) Ri chardson at 78 1-341- Philosophy Department on April 9 and I 0. Sponsored by the Karbank. ~1i ch ae l Kemlt~ I)

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Opera hits high ntl~ e for Conservatory students ,.. ,_, ' 'I With a little help, 'child-directed, child-G: nceived'proditction hits the stage in Brighton school ' :1

daughter. Dwijuana Reid, pe ·, J where educators from alI mer ~' 1r By Todd C. Morrison along the way, of wur.e. came to learn how to put the fo rm. CORRESPONOENT .. ll 's child-directed. chi ld-con­ "It's 1: ild-directed, child-conceived. It gives show on, which the Arli ngton Drc>ised in red track pants. t' ' The New York Metropolitan ceived. It gives them leaden.hip." resident called "a real education­ brown leather jacket and bas , '·i teacher Li z Borne said of the pro­ them leadership " Opera came 10 Brighton on Fri­ al turn-on." ball cap, Terry said that she ha ' day. though a slightly more hum­ duction, which she ... aid they start­ teacher I i? Borne Borne said that they di\ ided been helping the 11 -year-ol ' ,;J ble one with costumes made of ed creating last November. up into two teams, came up with Reid with her lines when th ... t • tin foil , an orchestra that played "A Space Exploration through their own opera, then s\\ itched. ''ere in the car together. as we l ' Time" - less an ·oper.i·· in the flute-like recorders and fo lding the -.cripl. J·h ch he -.aid he loved from Bo ·ton. had a slightly dif­ and pe1formed the other team\ as O\ cr the phon e.~ , 'I truest sense of the \\Ord than a chairs instead of plush balcony becau'>e t e artistic freedom fe rent at itude towards the talent. creations. .. She's very excited,.. Ten '' I musical - wa-; a popul.ir theme o~ seats. and creati\' it affords. "It 's n being in charge of On that day in Brighton. hm' - said. "'I with the cast and their elemen­ The version performed Friday .. When ~'1 ~rite it." the 11 - e\ erybo y:· she said. ever. there was an abundance of The musical production fit s l'l tary-age classmate'> a.-. e\ idenced morning at the Conservatory Lab ) ear-old s~1,J ··You concrol ii:· And. f course. there are the energy inside the cavernous neall) with the school \ obje "-'. ~ by the enthusiastic reception. ti \Cs. The school. whi ch just h cl "' I Cha11er School in front of teach­ There ~e stage managas. actors th mselves. For Samantha wooden-floored auditorium. just It 's a long way lrom Nev.. York. ers, parents and other classmates, too. \\ ith s~ htly different takes Amerse· ch. 11 . th is was her sec­ a short di stance away from the its five-year charter renewed it" ' but it at least give-. the 'tudent a is part of a larger program spon­ on their jb . Bo-.ton resident ond rol after being cast as a outside hall wa) where picture-., the slate board of education. r -"! sense of what the parts are to a sored by the New York Metropol­ Danielle Pj"' ira. I0. said that the \~ ise 1rn).n in a Christmas play of the kids and teachers im ol\ ed cuscs on music education as a· ~ production. tasb the) take on itan Guild, which teaches educa­ expenencd t ugh1 her about the once before. in the play hung on the wall. \\a) 10 teach subjects, as well s · themselves. Oma\ i arcisse. a tors how to guide their students challern1es o · dcalin!! \\ ith oth­ "It's r)ice to like be someone framed by handmade paper a '-'a;, to enrich the overalI ed 1 ~ - ' I0 -year-old from South Boston. into building their own work of ers. anJ of tting to do else thafs not really ali ve, .. she frames decorated with macaroni cation e.\perience. All kids at ti e handled the pubhc1l). including ~op l e art. The studenh do 'irtually \\hat ) OU re d them to do. :-aid. "!tis like you bring them to and spray-painted gold. school learn to play the viol rr ' making fl iers and call<. to local gra ". • everything in th-: show. fro m de­ " It \ ha~J hen people arc not life ... Patricia Terry. 56. sat al the once the) ~et to the first ciding on a name. to building the press. li-.tening tj• e:· -.,aid Pereira. Bornq. 4-+. said that she went back of that third-floor auditori­ and the school has two 1~er f< r" Daniel Cardin;ile. \\ho "" also sets. to composing and perform­ Lyann k 10'>. ,11,0 I0 ,md to Prinqeton. N.J .. last summer um in order to sec her grand- manccs a year for the students. ' · ing the music - with a little help from South Bos111n. helped \Hite '. Brighton High Class of 1 64 trying to locate missing classmates l\lacGi lli' ray, Janet Macl eod. Dorot ) Richard Abm111. Barr) Allen. Chari •, ne,s. J(hcph Mclnernc). J. Charle-. Coronis. Ke ll lbrbara l\ lu lligan. S) l\'ia Nash. Middlesex Tpk. Bedford. Classmates James Peters. Frederick Phillmore. dra Factoroff. Carol;n Fr:e. Emma Be~ · 1a .~, Davis, Denn s D01ier. Richa d Nehon. I "laine Papadoplos. Brc a • who have not been contacted and would Robert Phillip'>. George Pill . Tcmrnce Gary, Beth Gaudet. Noreen Gillc-..pic. Driscoll. John reele). Richard Fish 1. Parh.e-.,. \\·ra Pasternak. Loi s Pall o, , like to attend may e-mail reunion chair­ Purncll. Richard Rapo-..a Michael Esther Gisli :--. Rayn a Gieck. man. Li s­ person. Rosemarie ..Ce llucci" Za­ William h11gerald. Paul Gag.ham'. 1 Ciloria Pitt1nan. Mar) Pills. Diane R d- · Recd. l\ 1ichacl Re) nold-.. J ~'i hn Roche. beth Goldberg. Helen Gould. Sandra Thomas Gallant. Ri chard Gibbon•. dam. Su,a1 1 Re\ no lds. Ellen Richm ul. ~" kr;cwski at [email protected]; h hcph Ru-.,,ell. Franci' Sheridan. Gm). A\ i Gurekian. Maril ;, n Holen­ Carolo-., C.Jon1ale1. Ed'"' ard Guinar. Laura Ri11n. H ~ l ene Roitfarb. Charll tre• ' or regi-.,ter on line at Classmales.com­ Ralph S111 1t h. Jo' hn Stac). Ri co Vi ta. pon. Pamela Holme'>. Cher: I h ie-,. Wi Iliam Harnngton. Ed" ard Kean .. Sern ecinsh. t. Marie Smith. Kather R~ :~.. Brighton Hi gh School. Class or 196-.J. Donald \ 'i tale. l\lichacl Walsh. Jo-.,eph Jo) ce Jacobson. Gloria James. Leonard .ltihn'l n. Ronald l\.e). Willia 1 SIL'\ C1Nll1. Yirgima Terwi!lin ger. D01 na ~· (dates: 1960 to 196-.J.) ; or phone 78 1- \\ 1l11 am'. Charles \\ isem.-n . Donald Eleanor Kell ). A\ i-. Kncdhcrg. King. 1\111hon: Kramer. Stephen Lea• - Thrnnas. \Vil ma Thornton. Irene on 22 1-7 185. 'lun1ka Catherine K) riakidcs. El11ahc1h i11. '1:d111und '\facCormack. Paul R,mdo\\, I kndra \\'alh.er. Diane West ltl. The follm,.·in g clas-.,male' still ha' L' ')h,1ron Barr). 1-redl) Bau111. Louise Larrabee. Judit h Lee. NanL') LcihO\ 111. r I l\lacEachcm. Paul \lain. John \lc.\1- .iml Co11\l.111ce \\)all. , to be contacted and gi\en the aho\C Rachel LC\ i. Harhara Lo/O\\. su ... all ; , dle, Brian r-. lLCarth). Richard \ lcG1 - Bercn,1n1. Diane Hlu, tcin . lrcnc in format ion: : I•.,

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~ II : I See what's new with the I I ~ PLAY BALL __Allston-_Bright -on CDC- in this_week_'s P_.__4pe_r _- ~·---- www.allstonbrightontab.com Friday, April 2, 2004 Allston·Brighton TA , pilge 3 I ,, PO LIT I CAL NOTEBOOK Subscribe to the 8th District Democratic Allston-Brighton TAB Presidential Caucus School visit Call: 888-343-1960 On Saturday, April 3 at I0 a.m., Congressman Mike Capuano will host the 8th District's Democratic Presidential Caucus, where atten­ dees will elect delegates to the DIMATTIA ESTATE 2004 Democratic National Con­ LEGAL NOTICE vention. The caucus wi ll take Commonwealth of Massachusetts A Complaint has been pre entl)ld to pla.ce at Northeastern Universi­ The Trial Court this Court by the Plaintiff( ), E'tude Probate and Family Joseph, seeking A Divorce. ty'~, Matthews Arena, 238 St. Court Department Bq~o l ph St., Boston. Registered SUFFOLK Division You are required to se e vpon De.J11ocrats li ving in the 8th Dis­ DocketNo. 04P0643EP1 William Goldberg, Esq. - att rney for trict are invited to attend. The di s­ plaintiff(s) - whose addres is 620 In the Estate of TERESA DIMAT Massachusetts Avenue Ca bridge, trict includes Cambridge, TIA MA., 02139 your answe or~ or Ch~Jsea, Somervi lle and approxi­ before May 27, 2004. If you ail to do mately 70 percent of Boston. Late of BOSTON so, the court will procee to the Matthews Arena is handi­ In the County of SUFFOLK hearing and adjudication of this Date of Death September 15. 2003 action. You are also require toiile a capped accessible 'and is easily copy of your answer in the offi e of reached by public transit. Take NOTICE OF PETITION FOR the Register of this Court at Bo ton.' the. "E" train of the Green Line to PROBATE OF WILL the Symphony stop. Ex it onto Witness. John M. Smoot, sqµire, To all persons interested in the First Justice of said Court at Bo$ton, Massachusetts Avenue and walk above captioned estate. a petition this 25th day of March 200 away from Symphony Hall. Tum has been presented praying that a Register of Prob right on St. Botolph Street and the document purporting to be the last Stat e Rep. Kevin Honan and Stat e S~n Steven Tolman meet with Barbara Jacobs' fifth-grade c lass will of said decedent be proved and AD#475703 arena is on the leti. You m~1y also from St. Columbkille School In Brlghfo for a t our of the State House . .,onan and Tolman spoke to allowed, and that DR. ARTHUR F. Allston-Brighton 412104 take the Orange Line to the Mass­ t he class about the history of the Stat House and how state govemmflnt operates. Pictured far DIMATTIA of LYNNFIELD in the County of ESSEX and ERNEST A. UC/FOOTBALL GAMES achusetts Avenue stop. Exit on to left, Honan; far right, Tolman; and uppe right, Barbara Jacobs, teacheri at St. Columbkllle School.) DIMATTIA JR. of STAMFORD in the LEGAL NOTICE Mass. Ave. and take a left. The State of CONNECTICUT or some firs t left is St. Botolph Street, and other suitable person be appointed Notice is hereby given t at the the arena is on the left. There is programs require our protection. ireformation and materials on executors. named in the will to serve Mayor's Office of Consume Affairs To i~ without surety. also paid event parking available especially program-. that provide h~w residents can sat'el) buy pre­ and licensing has received n a~pli­ health care for children. I look chai of Public cation for the following ootball at the Gainsborough Garage, ad­ s<.:uiption dn.rgs at reduced prices IF YOU DESIRE TO OBJECT games for the 2004 season: jacent to Matthews Arena on the forward to wori...ine with rm fel- Sent ce Committee fr()m cer1ifil.'d Canadian pharma­ THERETO. YOU OR YOUR comer of St. Botolph Street and -low members dun-ng the b~dget Sen. Steven A. Tolman. D­ cies. ATTORNEY MUST FILE A WRIT­ Boston College vs. Penn State - Gai nsborough Street. debate to fuH) fund health care Brigt t n, \\ill take on additional In October 2CX>3. Barrios orga­ TEN APPEARANCE IN SAID Saturday, September 11, 2 4 for kids from low-income COURT AT BOSTON ON OR Boston College vs. UConn Friday "If you are a registered Democ­ leadc . hip resixmsibilities on the ni ~ed a state\\ ide bus tour to rally BEFORE TEN O"CLOCK IN THE homes." night, September 17, 2004 . rat in the 8th District, I encourage Joinj ommittee on Pub lic Ser­ for atlixdable prescription drugs FORENOON (10:00 AM) ON April Boston College vs. u as~I - 22, 2004. you to join us on Apri I }rd to elect vice~ after Senate President a~d authored a letter co-signed by Saturday, October 2, 2004 delegates who will support Sena­ Boston College vs. Ru er$ - Golden wants to Ro • E. Travaglini chose the 51 legislators urging Romney to In addition, you must file a written Saturday, November 6, 2 tor Ken)' at the Democratic Na­ extend low-income Bri~ t n la\\ maker to head the a~I) for the federal waiver to affidavit of objections to the petition. Boston College vs. Syra use - tional Convention," said Ca- cornin tee. The Public Sen ice al "" for re-importation of pre­ stating specific facts and grounds Saturday, November 27, 20 4 puano. housing tax credit Comrn ttee is chai·ged ""ith con­ sc ·pt ion d11.1g-, from Canada. upon which the objection is based. within thirty (30) days alter the The starting times for these garpes Representati\e Brian Golden. side(i n all matte~-, concemino return day (or such other time as the will be announced at a futur daie. McDermott gets D-A ll ston/Brighton. along 1\.ith the <11 ·ie-., ci\ ii '>en ice and re~ (Note: Items appearing in Po­ court. on motion with notice to the 28 colleague 111 the Hou-.e. is tirert1: t of public emplo) ee-. and litical Notebook are submitted by petitioner. may allow) 1n accordance at: Alumni Stadium answer from sponsoring a bill to continue the colle. t e bargaining ti.Jr -.tate arf!a politicians and others. The with Probate Rule 16. known as: Boston College The applicant is: Thomas J. Turnpike Authority Massachu..ctts km income hous­ emplo ees. - - !4B reserves the right to edit all WITNESS, HON. JOHN M. Jr. City Councilor Jerry McDer­ ing tax credit. This credit ha'> .. I'm e\cited to be named chair uf!rns.) SMOOT, ESQUIRE. First Justice of The manager of record is: mott received confirmation from helped to create almost 1.800 of t~ ublic Sen ice Committee said Court at BOSTON this day, J. Keady, Jr. homes; howc\er. it i-.. -.et to expire March 25. 2004. Chairman Matthew Amorello and I welcome the challenges A public hearing on this ap ication that the Turnpike Authority will at the end ol the ti..cal year. ahead e common\\ealth\ e-m­ Richard lannella will be held at Boston Cit f-iall, not pursue any one-way tolling Passed in 1999, the credit -pro­ ploye1:. and retirees arc bearing Register of Probate Room 801 on Wednesday, a~ 5, 2004 at 11 :00 a.m. vides equ ity that allow-.. develop­ the Sjt e. if not greater economi~ proposals. Board member AD#475708 Ch1isty Mihos had suggested in­ ers to pnxluce affordable hous­ burdt·n n these tough times. I look Allston-Brighton Tab 4·2. 04 Anyone wishing to speak n this creasing the All ston toll to $2 in­ ing. To date, the '>Wte Department fc.>rw1L - to ""orking \\ ith commit­ matter is invited to attend th hear­ bound and eliminating the out- of Housing and Communit) De­ tee 111 mbers in an effort to JOSEPH SUMMONS rng .. Sign language interpret rs 1re velopment ha'> committed credit.'> -..u-eng en the '>)stern. \vhile rnai...­ LEGAL NOTICE available upon request. ritfon bound toll. ~ comments may be made prio to the The followi ng is an excerpt to I} de\ clopment~ in nine com­ ing th~ ntte"saf) reform-, to en­ Commonwealth of Massachusetts hearing by writing to: from the letter that McDermott munrues Abmgton. Bo!-.ton. '>Ure t \ iabilit\ for \ear\ to The Trial Court Brockton, J·all Ri' er. Frani...lin, come.· said Tolman atie~ the an­ Probate & Family Patricra A. Malone. Dlrec or sent to Amorello on Feb. 20. Court Department Lowell , Ne\\ Bedford. Raynham nounce nt of his a-.cenc:lruK:e Mayor s Office of Consumer !fairs "If the Mi hos proposal were to SUFFOLK Division and Licensing go into effect, it would have seri­ and Walpole. The program wa-.. from 1i c chainnan. Docket No. 04D0504 Room #817. Boston City all, originally authon1ed for fi\e ··sw· tor Tolman ha' prmcn Boston. MA 02201 ous ramifications for my commu­ Summons By Publication year~. and m:arl) all of the credib hims f to be an effective and \Cll­ Telephone 617-635-416 nity. Commuters from towns Fax 617 635-41 74 west of Boston wou ld undoubt­ have been comm11Led. o further -..itive a H>eate for the rights of Elude Joseph. Plarnt1ff edly want co avoid the $2 toll. It is commitn1enh for funding can be \\Ori.I! ·· '>ard Tra\aglini ...At the v. AD#475702 conceivable that thousands of made unless legi'>l.ition to extend -.ame 1i e. he JX>s'>e-,se-, manage­ Clauzette Telusnord. Defendant Allston-Brighton Tab 412104 cars would cut through the heart the program 1s pa-..sed. ment ~ ilb that \\ill enable the of Allston and Brighton. The The program ha-, pro\ided Senai im.titute reti.>rm'> in our streets are already at a breaRing funding to help create 1.797 pensi rn sy-.tem to mai...e it more point due to other traffic and homes. More than I. I00 of these acco 11 ble to state retirees <.l'> The Charles River Watershed Association patking pressures. The Mihos homes meet -.tate afforclabilit) re­ well ~ payers ... presents the 22nd plan fails to address the public quirements. Thi.., repre1,ent!-. a -..ig­ In ~ J ition to hi '> post a'> chair­ safety aspect and fail s to mention nificant JXH1ron of the affordable man l'f the Joint Committee on any steps to protect pedestrians. housing produce pla) an important role in un of the of the largest concentrations of · Golden s.iid. "Production of crafti6g e commonwealth 's bud­ senior Citizens in the city of more affordable hou-..ing i-. at the get al t e a'>sistant \ice chai rman Btjston. The neighborhood also top of my l<.:gr'>latiYe agenda and has also has many children that something I ha' e ad\Cx:ated for ~i;f,; o:::.~:~a: ::~ w~l k to school. Due to budget strongly since entering the House copstraints, the city doesn't have of Represematives. The low-in­ folk I iddlesex District. which the resources to maintain the come housing tax credit is the include. All~ton-Brighton. the a res Canoe & Kayak Race painting of cross walks. I am con­ cornerstone of most of the afford­ Back B ), the Fenway. Belmont. cerned about the safety of our res­ able housing production that we Caml:jri ge and Waterto .... n. idents.'' have had in rcxent )ears. Main­ taining the credit i-.. e'>sential if we Barti s bill would help are going to ha\e an) progress in McDermott wants this area con.,rdering the high cost with drug costs help for youths of housing and the overall need A IY I written by Sen. Jarrett T. City Councilor Jerry McDer­ for incr~'ied production of af­ Barrii!' hat would help Ma1;sa­ mOO: supported two council or­ fordable uniL'I." chuse ts residents save thousands deRi, The first seeks to shine a of do ; a year by re-importing ligat on the plight of the homeless Barrios files bill to prescti,i ·on drugs from Canada clearqj major hurdle on Beacon in lh_e city of Boston. The second boost affordable de:!s with the Depa1tment of Hill af te the Joint Committee on Yo2'th Services and other pro­ housing production Healtf are gave the legislation gr n'1en·i n ~ th<' Chnrb f?rt ~r .rnd ic.1 uwerslied since J 965. presents difficult choices, cri tical created te office to distribute

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Something every New E; glander can appreciate right abo,Jl now: A taste of Tahiti.

Fleet is prot/d to ~po n ~o r Gauguin Tahiti at the Mu'>L'l 11 or rinc Am. Bo'>lOll at its only Noth Arneric;rn wnut·. And your Fleet card r you $5 off admis.,ion to thi'> incredible exhibit , wctkday., through April 30. h re. it\ warmer alrcad:. C) Fleet

Paul Gauguin, French, 1848-1903. Three Tahitians (detail), 1899; Oil on o:a as; 73 x 93 cm (28% x ~in.); The National Gallery of Scotland, NG 2221; © The National Gallery of Scotland; Courtesy, Museum of Fine Art , B<>ston.

Discounted tickets must be purchased 1n person at the Museum box l>ii e and are subject to availability.

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